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Posted by nebraska cowman on June 13, 2004 at 11:58:19 from (65.165.16.250):
I have come into possesion of several boxes of NOS Champion plugs, 6 com, 6M, 44, and D89D. The 6 Coms are labeled for IHC. I would guess them to be a little cold for the letter series Farmalls? I don't know anything about the 6M plugs, they are 18 mm. The 44 plugs look like they would be real hot, maybe for a kerosene tractor? Any suggestions would be appreciated.
thanks, Howard
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