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Posted by GN on September 25, 2000 at 06:05:01 from (208.223.205.166):
I need some help from all you folks who have done a lot of work on our favorite red toys. I got to replace the tie rod ends on my 140. It has the adjustable tube axle, the round one, not the square one. The tie rods are in front of the axle. Does anybody have the part number for these replaceable tie rod ends. Coulds you please post them or foreward them to me. Mine is kinda wore. I did the wheel bearings a coupla weeks ago, and it tightened the front end up pretty good. Now if I can just get one of you fellas with a parts book to tell me the part number, I can go to a NAPA dealer, or somebody and get them parts. The price the dealer told me made my eyes water...it was way way over what a truck part costs, and I'm sure they used an off the shelf part, instead of inventin' a new tie rod end. Thanks in advance. gn
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