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Old 07-31-2016, 06:03 PM
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Hi hope I am posting to the correct area. This is on my old tractor. Can anyone tell me what theses parts are called or where I can get them? Especially the one with the spring. See picture attached.

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Gonna have to do better with the pic..... can't make anything out.
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Looks like some Peter Maxx abstract art. LOL A better pic would be beneficial.
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looks like a lousy X ray of a dawgs stomach dat done et a weddin ring, a bolt and a link offin a keychain
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looks like a lousy X ray of a dawgs stomach dat done et a weddin ring, a bolt and a link offin a keychain
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Jay-sus man. Are you 4 sheets to the wind again???
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Jay-sus man. Are you 4 sheets to the wind again???
na I don't drink, just makin' a funny, southern style ( wife larned me) ha,lol!
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