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Old 09-04-2012, 10:01 AM
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Default Brass PTO wear buttons?
I just replaced the PTO wear button on my 149 with one of the original fiber ones and I kind of boogered it up so I am going to have to replace it again. I would like to hear from the guys that have been running a brass one for a while. How are they working for you? any wear on your thrust button? Everyone is welcome to throw in their 2ยข.
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I repleced mine a couple of months ago. Works nice no problems. A little hard to get in though.
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Why worry about it being boogered up a little!?? They are going to get that way anyway after a while.

Report back to us in 10 years when the fiber one is worn out, there may be a new miracle material out by then!!
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Why worry about it being boogered up a little!?? They are going to get that way anyway after a while.

Report back to us in 10 years when the fiber one is worn out, there may be a new miracle material out by then!!
Well.. I kinda broke a big chunk off of it
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I make them, PM sent

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