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Allis B Part needed and a question

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Mark In WV

03-14-2008 18:49:32




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Have a 42 B I am restoring for my son. I need a choke rod (from steering column down to carb).

Also, when we got the tractor the drawbar had been taken off. We went to put it on tonite and it appears there is a bolt on each side then a pin of some type on each side to hold it in proper horizontal position..... ...Am i right on that? If so, where can I get these pins???

Thanks, Mark




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Mark In WV

03-16-2008 13:40:24




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 Re: Allis B Part needed and a question in reply to Mark In WV, 03-14-2008 18:49:32  
Thanks for the responses. Once I figured out what it looked like we found them in a pile of parts we had. Got them put on yesterday.

Thanks!!!!! !!!! Mark



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d.z

03-14-2008 21:54:20




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 Re: Allis B Part needed and a question in reply to Mark In WV, 03-14-2008 18:49:32  
I also got some extras if you need two of them let me know if you don't have all the tools to build them.



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d.z

03-14-2008 21:50:09




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 Re: Allis B Part needed and a question in reply to Mark In WV, 03-14-2008 18:49:32  
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If you have a welder and some sort of way to cut metal you can make one pretty easy. You need a piece of flat steel 5 1/4" long by 3/8 thick then you need one piece of soild stock 2" long by 7/8" thick. drill two holes one 3/4" and the other 7/8" for the round stock the holes should be centerd at 3 7/8" apart you could drill both holes at 7/8" if you cant get the bolt in your tractor housing to give it a little more room for eror. Good Luck ohh make sure you put anti-seeze on the shaft or it will get stuck in there after awhile and the bolt.

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JMS/.MN

03-14-2008 19:15:36




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 Re: Allis B Part needed and a question in reply to Mark In WV, 03-14-2008 18:49:32  
The pin is part of a flat bracket that is held in place by the bolt. Easy to fab one if you have a pattern to go by.



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