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Posted by ECONOMY POWER KING on April 09, 2000 at 07:14:29 from (152.163.213.54):
In Reply to: Economy Power King & Jim Dandy Tractors; posted by Farmerjoe on September 20, 1998 at 07:27:16:
I have this one, need a camshaft for it. I have most of the books Do you know where I could find camshaft? : Have the original manuals and data for the 1968 tractors;
: Disc harrow
: Rear mount spring tooth harrow
: Spring trip bulldozer blade
: Rachet lift & draw bar inst.
: Hydraulic double acting, 450 lb, pressure 1 1/8" dia.cylinder shaft. Also instuctions on installing return spring.
: Kohler engine manual,model k321S spec.6009B
: Installation instructions for 10 amp. rectifier for permanent magnet alternator
: Starter data for electric starter for Kohler 12 & 14 hp engine with Bendix starter.
: Plow, coulter and hiller instructions/
: Full parts list ( you don't want to see 1968 prices) and instructions for Power King & Jim Dandy tractors. Pictorial prints of entire tractors in sections. : I'm not a dealer,our Power King has dual transmissions, Farmall "A' rear tires and hyraulics.
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