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Sammy in Kansas

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Getting ready to restore my grandads 41 M and was wondering from you guys which are the best vendors for repair and replacement parts such as org. looking wire loom, light repair parts, steering wheel, guages, decals, grill screen, new serial number plate, I know I will need to go to more than one vendor to get all I need, but sure would like to ready from you guys who have done this what vendors to use and which ones to stay away from. Thank you very much in advance.
 
(quoted from post at 02:09:42 03/02/13) Getting ready to restore my grandads 41 M and was wondering from you guys which are the best vendors for repair and replacement parts such as org. looking wire loom, light repair parts, steering wheel, guages, decals, grill screen, new serial number plate, I know I will need to go to more than one vendor to get all I need, but sure would like to ready from you guys who have done this what vendors to use and which ones to stay away from. Thank you very much in advance.
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Buy from someone who has a good reputation for correct parts and quick, friendly service. Doesn't really matter who it is, because all of the aftermarket vendors get their inventory from just one or two different suppliers, and ultimately, those suppliers get their inventory from just one place.
 
Here are a few places that have Farmall parts. (O.E.M. Tractor Parts Chenoa, Ill.)( Bates Corporation Bourbon,In.)(Devons Tractor Parts Westfield,In.)( The Fordson House Escanaba, Michigan) ( Steiner Tractor Parts Lennon, Mi.) ( Rustic Red Acres Edinburg,In.) ( Weber's Tractor Works Newton, Ill.). Most of these places can tell where to get a part if they don't have it.
 
Sammy, I got all my wiring harnesses from the local Case IH dealer. They still have access to a lot of parts for the old tractors.
 
(quoted from post at 08:49:56 03/02/13)
(quoted from post at 02:09:42 03/02/13) Getting ready to restore my grandads 41 M and was wondering from you guys which are the best vendors for repair and replacement parts such as org. looking wire loom, light repair parts, steering wheel, guages, decals, grill screen, new serial number plate, I know I will need to go to more than one vendor to get all I need, but sure would like to ready from you guys who have done this what vendors to use and which ones to stay away from. Thank you very much in advance.
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Buy from someone who has a good reputation for correct parts and quick, friendly service. Doesn't really matter who it is, because all of the aftermarket vendors get their inventory from just one or two different suppliers, and ultimately, those suppliers get their inventory from just one place.
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I think that he probably knows to buy from people with a good rep. I think that what he wants to know is who you think has a good rep.
 
(quoted from post at 04:38:55 04/25/13)
(quoted from post at 08:49:56 03/02/13)
(quoted from post at 02:09:42 03/02/13) Getting ready to restore my grandads 41 M and was wondering from you guys which are the best vendors for repair and replacement parts such as org. looking wire loom, light repair parts, steering wheel, guages, decals, grill screen, new serial number plate, I know I will need to go to more than one vendor to get all I need, but sure would like to ready from you guys who have done this what vendors to use and which ones to stay away from. Thank you very much in advance.
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Buy from someone who has a good reputation for correct parts and quick, friendly service. Doesn't really matter who it is, because all of the aftermarket vendors get their inventory from just one or two different suppliers, and ultimately, those suppliers get their inventory from just one place.
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I think that he probably knows to buy from people with a good rep. I think that what he wants to know is who you think has a good rep.
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I just recently retired and closed my on-line Farmall parts store. Having been in business myself is the reason I know where all of those parts come from.
 
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