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Posted by George Kondrick on July 04, 2000 at 12:42:58 from (152.163.194.207):
In Reply to: WheelHorse lawn tractors posted by Les Hoffmeier on May 13, 1998 at 14:09:24:
I have a 314-A model wheelhorse tractor,every time I try to order parts I am asked for the serial number,The plate on the tractor is to worn to read and all my origanl paper work is without this number,This was at one time the single most popular model of wheel horse tractor and yet since toro took over none of the dealers I contact know what this number is . I need many parts the rebuild this tractor and am getting very frustrated trying to get them .If you could help me find the number to order these parts I would be very grateful and several orders will quickly follow. Thank You Geirge Kondrick 2879rte16 Burlington, New York 13315
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