Was at my local JD dealer today--yeah, the place I said I'd never go again! I needed an oil filter and thought I'd get a distributor cap and rotor for the 1020. Understandably they didn't have the cap or rotor in stock. Well, it's an old tractor so that is to be expected. When they told me the cap was $58 it did'nt matter if they would have had 20 of them. On-line prices are from 24-27 which is still kind of high but not as high at mother deere. I will get one from NAPA.
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