Anonymous-0
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what are the differences and or similarity's of these two tractors as far as parts interchangeability. thank you
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Nebraska Cowboy
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Lots of the parts interchange, engine in a 22 is 140 cubic inch, 81 is 124 cubic inch. Basically the same tractor
Rear wheels are probably different
Rear wheels are probably different
Jasonillinois
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Rear brake system is typically different. Full rear housings do interchange. Front grill and side engine panels are different. Most other parts interchange.
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