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JayDee Enterprises Inc. 3465 Lost Nation Rd. #15 ~ Willoughby, OH 44094 Email us at [email protected] or visit our website: www.jdv-belts.com PH (440) 946-9367 or (800) 989-0162 FAX (440) 946-6148 We accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express OEM MANUFACTURER LIST Ace Irrigation Challenger/Caterpillar Freeman & Sons Ace Pump Chamberlin Frick Ag Chem Claas Friggstad Manufacturing Agco Claeys G.T. Sales & Mfg. Allied Clark Equipment Gehl Co. - Allis Chalmers/Gleaner Clay Equipment See Owatonna Alloway Clayson - See Ford/NH Gilmore - Tatge Mfg. Amadas Cleveland Farm Gleaner - See Allis-Chalmers Anthes West Cockshutt - Glisson Applequist See White Farm Equipment Goosen Industries Arbos Italy Colt Manufacturing Graves Arts Way Coltec Industries Green Chief Atlas Metal Continental Belton Green Isle Auborn Con. Contree Grider Auburn Industries Co-op Grimm, G.H. Automatic Cross Equipment Grove Manufacturing B M B Manufacturing Cummins Engine HCC Manufacturing Badger Northland Custom Farm Haban Manufacturing Balzer D K Manufacturing Habco Barrantine Daffin Hahn Inc. Bean, John Danuser Hamacheck Bear Cat David Manufacturing Hammersmith Behlen Manufacturing Deere, John Hanson, R.A. Belarus Desert Irrigation Harnischfeger Blackwelders Deutz-Allis Harris Harvester Blair Manufacturing Deweze Hart Carter Blue, John Distrivelez Haybuster Brady Dresser Industries Heath Brant Dura Corporation Henke Machine Bridger Farm Edwards Equipment Henry Industries Brillion Iron Elliott manufacturing Hesston Brown Enid Foundry Hevko Burns Eversman Hiniker - (Fox Brady) (Koehring) Bush Hog Excel Industries Hob Tool Butler Manufacturing F M C Hobbs Engineering C Cil Farm Fans Hutchinson Division C F E Farmhand Hustler Caldwell, E.L. 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Rotech White Farm Equipment Luedke Rowse Hydraulics Rakes WIC Lundel S E Spray Equipment Wil-Rich M T D S/G Manufacturing Willmar M & W Sakundiak Woods & Copeland Macdon Satoh Woods Division/Hesston Maize Schuler Wright Stand Massey Ferguson Scoop-A-Second Wyatt Mayrath Shaw Yanmar McConnell Manufacturing Shellman Year - Around Cab McKee Shinn Melos Manufacturing Silver Engineering Melroe Simplex Manufacturing Minneapolis Moline - Sioux Steel See White Farm Equipment Sioux Tool Minnesota State Prison Smalley MI -T - M Snow Corporation Mitsubishi South Bend Farm Mono Manufacturing Moody Manufacturing Mooers Machinery 2 V-BELT CROSS SECTIONS AND DIMENSIONS 2L~3L~4L~5L FRACTIONAL HORSEPOWER (FHP) V-BELTS SECTION B b H b ANGLE (INCHES) (MM) (INCHES) (MM) (DEGREES) 2L 0.25 6.35 0.16 4.06 3L 0.38 9.65 0.22 6.00 40 4L 0.50 12.7 0.31 8.00 5L 0.66 16.76 0.38 9.65 NOTE: BELT PART NUMBER DESIGNATES LENGTH ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE BELT. TO CONVERT "ID" TO "OD" USE THE FOLLOWING FORMULA: 3L~ OUTSIDE LENGTH MINUS 1.5" EQUALS "ID" 4L~ OUTSIDE LENGTH MINUS 2.0" EQUALS "ID" 5L~ OUTSIDE LENGTH MINUS 3.0" EQUALS "ID" A~B~C~D~E CONVENTIONAL V-BELTS NOTE: BELT PART NUMBER DESIGNATES INSIDE LENGTH OF BELT. TO CONVERT TO "OD" USE THE FOLLOWING FORMULA: A~INSIDE LENGTH PLUS 2" EQUALS "OD" B~INSIDE LENGTH PLUS 3" EQUALS "OD" C~INSIDE LENGTH PLUS 4" EQUALS "OD" D~INSIDE LENGTH PLUS 5" EQUALS "OD" E~INSIDE LENGTH PLUS 6" EQUALS "OD" AX~BX~CX~ SAME DIMENSIONAL CROSS SECTION EXCEPT COGGED CONSTRUCTION 3V~5V~8V NARROW WEDGE V-BELTS NOTE: BELT PART NUMBER DESIGNATES LENGTH ON THE OUTSIDE. 3VX - 5VX~ SAME DIMENSIONAL CROSS SECTION EXCEPT COGGED CONSTRUCTION. AA~BB~CC DOUBLE SIDED V-BELTS NOTE: BELT PART NUMBER DESIGNATES INSIDE LENGTH OF BELT. TO CONVERT TO "OD" USE THE FOLLOWING FORMULA: AA~ INSIDE LENGTH PLUS 3.4" EQUALS "OD" BB~ INSIDE LENGTH PLUS 4.6" EQUALS "OD" CC~ INSIDE LENGTH PLUS 6.4" EQUALS "OD" SECTION B b H b (INCHES) (MM) (INCHES) (MM) AA/13D 0.5 12.7 0.406 10.31 BB/16D 0.656 16.66 0.531 13.49 CC/22D 0.875 22.23 0.687 17.45 3 V-BELTS CROSS SECTION AND DIMENSIONS SPZ~SPA~SPB~SPC METRIC NARROW WEDGE BELT DIMENSIONS SECTION A S I/p MM MM MM SPZ 9.7 8 8.5 SPA 12.7 10 11 SPB 16.3 13 14 SPC 22 18 19 NOTE: BELT PART NUMBER DESIGNATES LENGTH ON THE PITCH DIAMETER. TO CONVERT "PITCH LENGTH" TO "OD" USE THE FOLLOWING FORMULA: 39.4 (25.4MM =1") SPZ-PITCH LENGTH PLUS 13MM EQUALS "OD" SPA-PITCH LENGTH PLUS 18MM EQUALS "OD" SPB-PITCH LENGTH PLUS 22MM EQUALS "OD" SPC-PITCH LENGTH PLUS 30MM EQUALS "OD" J~L~M SECTION POLYVEE V-BELTS 34.9 NOTE: BELT PART NUMBER DESIGNATES THE PITCH LENGTH. USE THE FOLLOWING EXAMPLE TO DETERMINE THE CORRECT BELT: (340J6) 34 0 J 6 EFFECTIVE EFFECTIVE CROSS NUMBER LENGTH LENGTH SECTION OF RIBS IN INCHES IN TENTHS OF AN INCH. 4 V-BELT CROSS SECTIONS AND DIMENSIONS VARIABLE SPEED COMBINE DRIVE BELTS HI - HJ - HK - HL - HM - HN - HO NEW SIZES: HN = 2-1/4" TOP WIDTH 15/16" THICK HO = 2-1/2" TOP WIDTH 1" THICK BANDED CONVENTIONAL V-BELTS RA - RB - RC - RD SECTION NOTE: BELT PART NUMBER DESIGNATES LENGTH ON THE OUTSIDE. USE SAME FORMULA FOR STANDARD A-B-C-D V-BELTS FOR CONVERSION TO "OD". BANDED NARROW WEDGE V-BELTS R3V - R5V SECTION NOTE: BELT PART NUMBER DESIGNATES LENGTH ON THE OUTSIDE. AUTOMOTIVE NUMBERING SYSTEM 15/32” (11) 22/32 5/16” 7/16 15 (8) 22 ” 17/32 11/32 9/16” 17 ” 28 (14) 5 METHOD FOR DETERMINING BELT LENGTHS TO COMPUTE INDUSTRY STANDARD TYPE OF V-BELT ID TO OD AND JAYDEE ENTERPRISES OD TO ID PART NUMBER EXAMPLES FRACTIONAL HORSEPOWER 3L- FHP ID + 1.5"= OD 3L350 OD - 1.5" = ID REPRESENTS A 3L 4L- FHP ID + 2.0" = OD V-BELT WITH A OD - 2.0" = ID 35.0" OUTER 5L- FHP ID + 3.0" = OD DIMENSION OD - 3.0" = ID (CIRCUMFERENCE) CONVENTIONAL A ID + 2.0" = OD OD - 2.0" = ID B ID + 3.0" = OD A50 OD - 3.0" = ID REPRESENTS AN A C ID + 4.0" = OD V-BELT WITH A OD - 4.0" = ID 50.0" INNER D ID + 5.0" = OD DIMENSION OD - 5.0" = ID (CIRCUMFERENCE) E ID + 6.0" = OD OD - 6.0" = ID NARROW WEDGE 3V ID + 2.0" = OD 3V425 OD - 2.0" = ID REPRESENTS A 3V 5V ID + 4.0" = OD V-BELT WITH A OD - 4.0" = ID 42.5" OUTER 8V ID + 6.0" = OD DIMENSION OD - 6.0" = ID (CIRCUMFERENCE) DOUBLE SIDED (HEX) AA ID + 3.4" = OD BB60 OD - 3.4 = ID REPRESENTS A BB BB ID + 4.6" = OD V-BELT WITH A OD - 4.6" = ID 60.0" INNER CC ID + 6.4" = OD DIMENSION OD - 6.4" = D (CIRCUMFERENCE) NOTE: The most effective method to measure the circumference of an intact v-belt is to run masking or duct tape around the outside of the belt (over lapping a bit), cut the tape straight across in the overlapped section, carefully remove tape from belt, stretch tape and measure.
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    ECONOMIC REPORT 2017 CONTENTS ► OVERVIEW OF THE AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY SECTOR 01 P. 6 ► DETAILED RESULTS FOR AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY 02 P. 14 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 38 40 42 ► AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY OUTLOOK 03 P. 44 ► APPENDICES 04 P. 58 ► INDEX 05 P. 62 ►DID YOU KNOW? AGRICULTURAL THE AGRICULTURAL EVOLUTION MACHINERY SECTOR OF THE FRENCH IN FRANCE IN FRANCE MARKET €4.6 bn €70 bn +5% in 2018 FRENCH PRODUCTION FRENCH PRODUCTION PRODUCTION OUTLOOK OF rd st AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY (€4.9 Bn) 3 PRODUCER 1 COUNTRY IN EUROPE IN EUROPE BEHIND IN PRODUCTION OF EVOLUTION OF FRENCH GERMANY AND ITALY LIVESTOCK AND CROPS FARMS BETWEEN 1990 AND 2015: 4% OF THE FRANCE: 17% TURN- GLOBAL PRODUCTION OF THE AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION OVER X 2.3 SUB- IN EUROPE SIDIES 31% OF THE X 9 FRENCH PRODUCTION LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION (2017): IS TRACTORS €9.3 bn COSTS X 2 OF MILK PRODUCTION €5.1 bn €1.2 bn COSTS IN FUEL FRENCH MARKET OF EGG PRODUCTION €11.9 bn & LUBRICANTS: X 3 €3.5 bn OF BEEF PRODUCTION COST OF FEED FOR CATTLE: X 2.5 OF IMPORTS THE SURFACE AREA OF CEREALS (2016): 33% OF FRENCH COSTS IN WORK BY €3.3 bn AGRICULTURAL LAND THIRD-PARTIES: X 2.2 OF EXPORTS €9.7 bn PRICE OF EQUIPMENT: X 1.5 Exports €-252 m Imports (-718 in 2016) CEREAL PRODUCTION CHANGE IN FRENCH TRADE BALANCE 296,800 FARMS FOR AGRICULTURE IN FRANCE YIELDS JOBS & COMPANIES 2 TIMES LESS THAN IN 1990 1 FARM / 2 WITH LIVESTOCK 385 COMPANIES +43% +36% +18% 17,000 JOBS OF THE INVESTMENTS IN 2015: DEALERS 5.3% 3,548 COMPANIES No.
  • Advantage Universal Th Fluid

    Advantage Universal Th Fluid

    Advanced Lubrication Specialties 420 Imperial Court Bensalem, PA 19020 United States Tel: (215) 244-2114 Fax: (215) 244-2118 www.advancedlubes.com ADVANTAGE UNIVERSAL TH FLUID OVERVIEW ADVANTAGE UNIVERSAL TH FLUID is a premium, exceptional high quality universal tractor hydraulic fluid for use in transmissions, final drives and hydraulic systems of all major brands of tractors and other farm equipment using a common fluid reservoir. This fluid incorporates the latest additive chemistry to provide maximum protection for all systems requiring a universal fluid. FEATURES & BENEFITS ADVANTAGE UNIVERSAL TH FLUID has enhanced friction properties that optimize clutch and PTO performance, improve PTO chatter control and has excellent clutch and elastomer compatibility. It has a high viscosity index and is very shear stable while offering improved wet brakes control and excellent protection against rust, corrosion and yellow metal etching. ADVANTAGE UNIVERSAL TH FLUID has exceptional low temperature, anti-wear, and extreme pressure properties to protect key components. APPLICATIONS ADVANTAGE UNIVERSAL TH FLUID is designed for heavy duty transmissions, differentials, final drives, hydraulic systems, power steering systems, wet brakes, PTO's and hydrostatic drives. This product is suitable for top-up and re-fill of systems. ADVANTAGE UNIVERSAL TH FLUID is also used for certain commercial transmission applications requiring Type A (Suffix A) or Dexon fluids. Check your manual for your equipment's specific requirements. Do not use in passenger car
  • Sunoco Th-Lt Fluid

    Sunoco Th-Lt Fluid

    SUNOCO TH-LT FLUID OVERVIEW APPLICATIONS SUNOCO TH-LT FLUID is an exceptionally high-quality universal SUNOCO TH-LT FLUID is designed for heavy duty transmissions, tractor hydraulic fluid specially formulated using synthetic chemistry differentials, final drives, hydraulic systems, power steering to provide outstanding low temperature characteristics under cold systems, wet brakes, PTO's and hydrostatic drives. Suitable for top- weather conditions. Designed to the same performance standards up and re-fill of systems, SUNOCO TH-LT FLUID is also used for as our TH Fluid, SUNOCO TH-LT FLUID is intended for applications commercial transmission applications requiring Type A (Suffix A), where a lower viscosity fluid is needed in all major brands of farm DEXRON™ and Type F fluids. and off-road equipment that utilize a common fluid reservoir. SPECIFICATIONS FEATURES & BENEFITS API GL-4 • Allison Type C-4 • AGCO Power Fluid 821 XL • Case IH SUNOCO TH-LT FLUID utilizes special viscosity modifiers and MS1210, MS1209, MS1207, MS1206, MS 1204-07/09 • Case New synthetic componentry to provide excellent low temperature flow Holland (CNH) MAT-3509, 3525, 3506, 3505 • Caterpillar TO-2 • characteristics, and has enhanced frictional properties that optimize Dennison HF-0, HF-1, HF-2 • Fendt • Ford ESN M2C134-A/B/C/D, clutch and PTO performance. It is designed to improve PTO chatter FNHA-2C-201.00, FNHA-2-C-200.00, M2C86-B/C, M2C41-B, control and has excellent clutch and elastomers compatibility. It has M2C48-A/B • International Harvester B-6 Hy-Tran • John Deere a high viscosity index and is very shear stable while offering J14B/C, J20A/B, J20C (Hygard), J20D (Low Vis Hygard) J21A • improved wet brakes control and excellent protection against rust, Kubota Super UDT2 Fluid • Massey Ferguson M1110, M1127B, corrosion and yellow metal etching.