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Old 03-25-2015, 08:41 AM
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I am in need of a good used part, IH-548037 R1. Link, valve handle. CC shows this part as NLA. As plowing snow yesterday the link, chain ( this part still avaiable from CC). Came apart an disapeared. Along with the above part. I Rube Goldberged enough to finish plowing snow. Any help with finding the above part will be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time.
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Old 03-25-2015, 10:07 AM
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I'm a little confused about what your looking for. This is a pic from the Cub parts site. That said you should put a want ad in the wanted section.
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Old 03-25-2015, 10:22 AM
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If it is #4 in the pic, I used a chain link from a local farm/hardware store, was an A2040 or A2050 connecting link IIRC.
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No it is # 3, funny thing the handle has the same part #too
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You could wait a day or so for the snow to melt and take a magnet or metal detector and look for it. I have done that before with a bar magnet on wheels (like the type roofers use) with success.

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Old 03-26-2015, 09:43 AM
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I'm a little confused about what your looking for. This is a pic from the Cub parts site. That said you should put a want ad in the wanted section.
I am looking for numbers 3 and 4. I apologize for posting in the wrong section, it will not happen again.
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No it is # 3, funny thing the handle has the same part #too
I never noticed that, wonder which PN is right? I am going to do some further checking and see if I can fiqure out which is which.
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You could wait a day or so for the snow to melt and take a magnet or metal detector and look for it. I have done that before with a bar magnet on wheels (like the type roofers use) with success.

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Good idea. Snows all gone, when it quits raining, I will see what I can do with a magnet.
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Correct # is 548036R1.
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I apologize for posting in the wrong section, it will not happen again.
Don't sweat it, this happens all the time. Your not the first and you won't be the last. My only point was to help you find what your looking for faster. Just trying to help.
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