Posted by fbh44 on August 31, 2018 at 02:30:34 from (69.71.10.104):
In Reply to: Wrong parts posted by Hay hay hay on August 30, 2018 at 19:10:42:
Well there are parts people and there are parts people. I had a long discussion with a Case-IHC parts kid who insisted that fine thread Nylok lock nuts were the same thread size as coarse-thread Nylok lock nuts. I never did win the argument, however he's no longer there. I went to get a new distributor cap for an H Farmall AT THE NEWLY TOOK-OVER CASE-IH DEALERSHIP and the new parts guy said "Here!" and reached in the drawer and handed me a 6-wire distributor cap. I gave him a long look and couldn't resist, and said a Farmall H was a 4-cylinder. He said "Oh..." At the same dealer, at the other end of the counter, is the old guy, quiet, knows everything, in the old days could single-hand a Farmall belly pump back up into place all by himself, in the barn yard. I hope he never leaves.
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