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riveroadrat
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Ultradog MN
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- Twin Cities
like the one shown.
Ford also used a couple of different rubber
torsion springs over the years.
I bought a replacement rubber from CNH
about 10 years ago. It was slightly
different than the one I took out.
I thought I could do a little grinding and
make it work.
Wrong! About $80 down the drain cause then
I couldn't return it.
Best to just buy a whole new seat for about
$100 and be done with it.
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