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Old 12-20-2015, 07:38 PM
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No creepy hole. Is this the early S/G bracket and collared spindle?

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Looks like the collared spindles to me, I don't know anything about the early SG bracket so I can't say. Looks like a challenging restore at best.

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Starter generator bracket does look different than what im familiar with... but I'm certainly not an expert on O's.
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Looks like a mixture. Dash has cut out in it and Pto lever? but collared axles, no creeper hole but early s/g bracket? What say Lew?
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I say you need to update your tetnus shots going near that treasure.
Looks like it has the early stuff,pto was an option when the 70 came out.
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Looks like a mixture. Dash has cut out in it and Pto lever? but collared axles, no creeper hole but early s/g bracket? What say Lew?
I see the cut out has been enlarged a great deal... Butcher job
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Think he would get the safety award of the year with that deck? Holy can you say a little rusty?
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But it's still worth 100$. If I was closer I would buy it. I know Lewis will too.
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It looks like it has the early S/G bracket.
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I don't know how...or why, that chunk is out of the front grill housing. The sticker on the front is cool looking. Still lots of useable parts on that antique.

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