Posted by Inno on January 07, 2013 at 11:31:16 from (206.172.0.204):
In Reply to: MF 202 Govenor Linkage posted by Tony in Mass. on January 07, 2013 at 10:21:59:
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We think so.
I guess that one is a "universal" linkage. My question is, how critical is this thing ? If none of your tractors seem to have one and my 202 came without, how necessary is it really? The 35 has one and.......ya know what Tony, don't risk a lung infection, I'll take a picture of mine which is still apart.......heck, I might even take it off the tractor and get some measurements or lay it on a piece of graphing paper or something similar. You get better Tony and leave the hard work to me.
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