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Posted by TreeEm on January 06, 2001 at 11:47:33 from (205.188.193.42):
What is a fair price to pay for a parts Super C or, 200. Bad tires, sheet metal no so good, motor stuck, outside to the weather long time. I pulled apart a 230 today and the drive gear on the hydraulic pump fell off the pump shaft ....wiped out the cam gear and ruined the hydraulic pump, shaft worn oval where the drive gear fits. IHC should have done a better job to lock the nut which attaches the drive gear to the pump ... a locking tab would have been nice! Will 200 and/or Super C engine parts fit the 230?
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