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ligg757

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Does anyone know what the correct front bumper is for a 1958 641 Workmaster?
I have seen two different types at Steiner, Yesterday Tractors and nnalert. My parts catalog doesn't show one.

Any help would be appreciated.
 
Any one that fits and meets your needs will work.
They were always aftermarket/dealer/owner installed options.
The one pictured here on one of my 8N's is normally considered correct for an x00 series.
By the way, your post won't show on modern view because you mentioned a competing seller.
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Royse,
I think yours is incorrect for a Hundred.
I would say it is for a 3 cylinder tractor.
Note the dissimilar spacing between the horizontal bars.
I think the ones for the Hundreds had the same spacing between them. Allowed you to put 4 bumper weights on instead of just two on the 3 cyl machines.
Someone here will know and probably weigh in.
 
Thanks UltraDog, I really hadn't really noticed the spacing.
I put it on one of my x00 series and that tractor is no longer here.
Still, it fit on an N and it worked, so they used it.
That picture was taken as it was when I brought it home.
 
Thanks Royce, one of these days I will get the 641 back together and post a picture, just got to learn how to paint now.
 
As UD said the spacing between the horizontal bars would be the same for the bumper for the 601. It was made that way to carry the upper set of pillow weight. Note: support bars were also need to
help support the weights. Also they felt the spacing of the top bar in the later model should be wider so that the top set of pillow weights couldn't be used because the later model frame was wider
to accommodate the wider square nose tin.
Photo is of early bumper with supports and installed on my 641 with pillow weights and later model bumper installed on my early 4000. Early model bumper would have been red and later model blue.

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