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havvey

05-04-2003 17:45:05




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i want to put flat top fenders on my jetstar 3 and am looking at them will other modles fit ie u 302 m5 etc




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G. L. Perry

05-12-2003 08:17:49




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 Re: moline fenders in reply to havvey, 05-04-2003 17:45:05  
I stand corrected on the fenders all being the same. Mine on my JS3 are flat all the way down to mount point. I just brought home a 670 and even though they look about same, the have a big indent at mount point, much heavier backing supports and are plenty heavier, I had one off! I didn't hold together to see if same height or not. Seems the mounts on my 670 also have more holes and able to adjust up down one row of bolts. Maybe for bigger tires??

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Dale

05-05-2003 09:14:55




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 Re: moline fenders in reply to havvey, 05-04-2003 17:45:05  
The Fender Police here. The Jet Star 3 "flat top fender" is unique to the Jet Star 3. I'm not saying that any of these other fenders won't fit but if you're looking for a proper profile for your Jet Star 3 there aren't many other options. Dale



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JK

05-05-2003 05:49:07




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 Re: moline fenders in reply to havvey, 05-04-2003 17:45:05  
At least some of the Ford 5000's used the same fenders as the JetStar3. Might be easier to find. JK



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G. L. Perry

05-04-2003 20:33:36




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 Re: moline fenders in reply to havvey, 05-04-2003 17:45:05  
Some other models fit. 302's are same, M5 is more rounded top or arched. Think 670's are same (flat).Make sure you get the mounts too as they take a taller mount for axle. I have a JS3 and am putting on those flat-top fenders now. Some for smaller tractors have one headlight in each side, bigger ones have two each side. Also, if you need handhole rubbers, JD dealers have some for their flat-tops that are exact fit. Finding these is hard, good luck! Did you check on the MM home page? Someone on there had a JS3 that he was parting out, minus engine. Have to look at older postings there.

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