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TractorJoe - Refundable Core Charge
• A core charge is a deposit that is refunded after your old part has been sent back to a re-manufacturing facility.
The condition of the old part can affect the usability of the core, in some cases partial or no refund may be given. If the part you purchased is a different part than the one being replaced, partial or no refund may be given. Please contact us for more details.
If core charge instructions are not included with the new item:
- Different types of parts go to different locations.
- Have your order number and invoice number (if different) ready.
- Please contact us, we will give you the address your core needs to be returned to, and any other instructions.
If you do not have a core to return, the core charge will not be refunded.
Cores returned in a damaged state are subject to no or partial credit, so package them well for return as if they were a new product.
We have many new parts available but not listed, if you are looking for a new part but the item you see has a core charge, please contact us.
The John Deere M line consists of four different but similar vehicles: the M, MT (which is a tricycle version), MC (a crawler version), and MI (designed for industrial purposes). The JD M model, which began production in 1947, replaced the more popular LA 3 years earlier. The MT and MC were available later on. All models of the M Series in 1955 used a 1.6 liter, 2 cylinder petrol engine design and manufactured by John Deere providing just over 20 hp (not very much when you think of most recent lawnmowers from John Deere producing well over 20 hp). However, many refurbished John Deere M's today do not have the original engine but instead have had their engine replaced. As most John Deere enthusiasts already know, the MI model is not painted in John Deere’s traditional green and yellow. It instead sports a coat of all-yellow paint. The John Deere M was not a heavy-duty tractor when it was originally manufactured, but came in at 2,600 pounds (or 1.13 tons for those of you living across the pond). It measures 110 inches long and 51 inches wide. The John Deere M had 4 forward gears, maxing out at 10 mph (16.1 kph) going forward and 1.6 mph (2.6 kph) when reversing from its single reverse gear