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Old 03-26-2013, 11:12 PM
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Will a metal tunnel cover for a 1782 fit a 1782 that had a plastic one? Does anyone know? My plastic one is busted!!
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If no one knows I'll try to check it out for you tomorrow. I should think it will.
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Will a metal tunnel cover for a 1782 fit a 1782 that had a plastic one? Does anyone know? My plastic one is busted!!
Adam, My 1782's Both have metal tunnel covers.
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If you want a new one it's part 731-3119 COVER-FRAME SGT N Price $60.76
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Adam, when I go down to the garage this morning I'll take one of my metal covers with me and see how it fits on the 2284 that has the plastic one. I cant see why there would be any difference but I'll check for you!
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Awesome group of guys here and thanks!!
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If you want a new one it's part 731-3119 COVER-FRAME SGT N Price $60.76
Yeah i want a new one but would prefer metal if it would fit!!
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Here Ya Go Adam!
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Here Ya Go Adam!
Very nice, love the loader on the super by the way!! Adam, I think you will also need 4 of the speed nuts. (#11). It looks like the metal cover and nuts are NLA though. I'm sure you can get the nuts from fastenal, but you'll need a used tunnel cover
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