Posted by -Dennis in SE Ohio on August 26, 2007 at 16:13:27 from (192.122.250.250):
I have a '58 TO-35 with the Standard Diesel 23C and the tractormeter quit working. Figured the cable was toast, but it turns out the little drive unit that is a differential to pivot the output 90 degrees has frozen. This caused the shaft that has the cog wheel connected to the engine to shear off. This one looks nothing like the gas engine versions shown with a straight output in the manual. I am guessing the only way to find a replacement would be a 23C parts tractor. Where would I track down a used parts dealer? Any other suggestions? The Sparex catalog was pretty limited on 23C Diesel parts. Thanks
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