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Posted by caleb on February 28, 2005 at 19:34:44 from (172.139.75.158):
Hello to everyone. Its been a long time but now I'm in a bind. I have a 494A planter and I lack four pesticide/herbicide boxers for it. My questions are: Are the pesticide/herbecide boxes the same except for what they connect to? I would think that they are the same and that I can cross them. The owners manual doesnt say anything about them being the same boxes on the back and my local dealer is like talking to a box of rocks. Second, would the same type of boxes off of a 1240 JD fit? They look the same in all the pictures that I have seen. All help is greatly appreciated. Thanks ahead of time and keep up the good posts. Caleb in TX PS: When one of you finds that money tree out there please let me know!
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