Posted by 07AKU on December 15, 2020 at 23:24:32 from (118.209.76.165):
In Reply to: Second hand parts posted by 07AKU on December 14, 2020 at 21:29:35:
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Sorry, such a volume of information came at me so fast (thanks all! :) ) that I must have missed that one.
I am Australia, specifically Tasmania.
I am under the impression from doing a little more reading that the MF40 we have here is supposed to have some key differences to other versions of the MF40 from around the world and even among those my front steering wheels are even more uncommon than that. The machine holds a serial number of '203*' and was built just 2 years before the plant that turned them out was closed.
Buuut we are getting a bit off topic. Just how ratted out can a bolt holding all that static and dynamic load be before it becomes a safety hazard? I'm not overly keen on blowing something up with the steering wheels letting go, least of all, myself or others.
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