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Old 08-01-2016, 11:17 AM
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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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Old 08-01-2016, 11:40 AM
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First of all, what tractor are we talking about? Is it a deck part or tractor part? Not much better of a pic....
What does it attach to? What does it do?

I know my Cubs pretty well.... I don't recognize that part. Unless "old tractor" to you was made after 1997. Then I wouldn't be familiar with it.
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Old 08-01-2016, 12:22 PM
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Look like a Martian flying saucer part to me.
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I also don't recognizethat part, what model tractor are you working on?
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it obviously is a dual axis adjustable spring loaded hinge.

to what I do not know.
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Maybe this is a test......
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Maybe this is a test......
I think it is, if we pass, beautiful Venus alien woman will take us to their planet
for reproduction purposes.
I personally think I'll stay here, Don't think I'd survive the trip.
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I think it is, if we pass, beautiful Venus alien woman will take us to their planet
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I'm game......
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Is it for a grass deflector? Or for a self tensioning pulley?
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Looks like s door hinge/clasp of sorts.

Call it what ever Ya like!

If it were mine it would be relegated to the back of the spare parts drawer until such time as I happened to remember it and maybe figure out a use for it, or when the drawer becomes too full to shut and something has to go in the round file, AKA scrap bucket!
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