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165 bumper weights

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Randy165

12-09-2004 18:51:38




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Need help locating a front bumper and 3 or 4 weights for my 165.Thanks in advance.




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Don-Wi

12-11-2004 10:02:43




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 Re: 165 bumper weights in reply to Randy165, 12-09-2004 18:51:38  
You could probably have a machine shop or weld shop bend you the bracket, as it's just a piece of 1/2" thick X 6" wide steel, bolting to both sides of the tractor. As far as weights, can't help you. Donovan from Wisconsin



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Fred Wolfe

12-10-2004 16:15:54




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 Re: 165 bumper weights in reply to Randy165, 12-09-2004 18:51:38  
I have a front weight bracket for a MF 65. Are they the same?



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Randy165

12-12-2004 16:55:25




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 Re: 165 bumper weights in reply to Fred Wolfe, 12-10-2004 16:15:54  
Thanks Fred, I measured my 165 with tape measure. It"s approx. 20 inches from side to side and about 10 inches or more from bolt holes forward. If you think yours will fit, I would be interested in buying it. I live in central Arkansas.



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Don-Wi

12-11-2004 09:58:23




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 Re: 165 bumper weights in reply to Fred Wolfe, 12-10-2004 16:15:54  
I don't think they are. the 165 is (I think) 1/2" thick x 6" wide. Bent like so: l___l and it bolts on each side of the tractor. It uses the same suitcase weights as the 200 series(255, 265, 275, 285) and I think even the newer ones used the same wieghts, although I don't know for sure how new. Donovan from Wisconsin



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