NOS MM parts help identify

I found a few old NOS Moline parts and was just wondering if someone had a parts book that could help me figure out what they are for. They are as follows:

First is a shift lever complete with knob. Part # on the shifter is 10A1760, but has a tag on it with a # of 10P176.

Second is a pto shield with a round tube like shield wired to it too. The steel tag number is 22651x.

Third is a bracket with a part number of 5101c.

Any help would be great! I will try and post pictures too.
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I recognize the PTO shields because both of those came with our G-1000 Vista when it was new. Im not really sure why they include the round one but it will bold on around either shaft I beleive. Maybe the purpose was to hide the shaft not being used while attaching a PTO to the other.
 
Do you have any more pictures of the pto shields? I was thinking at first it might be for the 335 and 445s but not sure they had the side "ears". I think some MM cornshellers had the larger shields on the cornsheller front bolted on that way. Usually the smaller round shields were used on MM row crop tractors with mounted equipment as the limit chains for the 3pt would sometimes touch the other style pto shields. What size bolts are used to mount the round shield? It looks to be a 1/4 stove bolt type. That could be a shaft shield on an implement.
 
The arm is a tightener for the feeder trough drive on a 1200 sheller,part no. 5101C The round tube is a cylinder shaft guard on the feeder end of 1200 sheller,part no. 4102C The shifter is comeing up not listed in a 1976 parts price list.
 
The G1000's would have had a round shield like that... however I think that one is for an older tractor. Consider the Prairie Gold color.
 
I forgot to say the pto shield is off the front of a sheller the round one goes behind under the feeder trough.
 

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