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Posted by kfox on January 08, 2005 at 14:00:41 from (67.241.33.32):
In Reply to: 41 H Farmall posted by Gibson Farms on January 08, 2005 at 08:51:28:
Interesting question, I've been researching the same problem. I have 2 41 Hs, and they have different starting switch setups. The one built around the end of July had the starter switch mounted in the rear fuel tank support,with a short rod running through the bottom of the steering post, and the one built in Dec. has the switch mounted in the little cup-like box on the steering post, across from the light switch box. According to the parts book, there was some change at serial # 70710. I still need to do some more checking, because i need to know before I start putting everything back togather. Maybe someone with more experience with the early Hs can give us the correct answer. ken
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