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Re: 1486 Starter motor
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Posted by JLC on November 12, 2001 at 19:18:25 from (64.197.39.95):
In Reply to: 1486 Starter motor posted by Dave on November 12, 2001 at 19:09:18:
Is it likely that IHC in their wisdom, provided special tools to their dealers so that hidden or inaccessable mounting bolts could be removed? I know that with my tractor of a different color, a special wrench is necessary to reach and remove the hidden, back mounting bolt on my tractor's starter. I am sure that lots of companies did this. It made it necessary for you to take the tractor into your friendly dealer to get it properly serviced and repaired. We just couldn't have farmers fixing their own machines, now could we??? Good Luck!
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