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Old 09-02-2014, 05:30 PM
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Default Let's play a quick round of "name that part"

When my Dad gave me his 1541 he also gave me a small pile of parts that came with it when he got it. I was hoping somebody could tell me what the black parts are just so I know.
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Old 09-02-2014, 06:10 PM
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They look like parts to make a 1, 1a and so on style tiller work with a cat 0 three point. If that is what they are...they are hard to come by!
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They look like parts to make a 1, 1a and so on style tiller work with a cat 0 three point. If that is what they are...they are hard to come by!
Kinda...... you are correct. But it will only work with a #2B tiller. Your right about everything else. But there are some missing parts. Also, the black "bent circle" in the rear of the pic, is not. That is a "draft plate" or "stabilizer" for a sleeve hitch.

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looks like you are missing only # 2,Have dad dig a little deeper.
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I'll have a look around in his shed, but with not have a tiller the parts aren't real important I suppose. Makes me wonder where the tiller is if we still have the brackets lol.
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