David Terry
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I just bought a 1936 un-styled WC that needs a little work. I ordered a parts manual, but the parts numbers are all out of date. Is there a cross reference to styled numbers available?
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Aaron SEIA
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If you got a book that was printed early, some of the numbers are completely different than current. You can go to www.agcopartsbooks.com log in as a guest, and view the WC book. For the most part, Joe is right. Adding a 70 will get you the current number.
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