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01-26-2012, 11:44 PM
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My 1650 Needs New Front Axle Spindles
Hello Everybody:
I recently had a 1650 follow me home. I really like the tractor, and it seems to be all original, with the exception of tires and new front PTO. The motor runs good after a couple of oil changes, new spark plug and air filter. The previous owner was an older gentleman who did not really abuse the machine, but obviously did not pay attention to the front wheel bearings. The left front wheel bearings are completely hammered out, and the spindle is severely mangled. I have posted an ad in the wanted section for a set of spindles, and maybe even a set of wheels/tires to go with it as a package deal. Question: Is there another way around this. I am open for ideas and suggestions. I will thank you ahead of time for any help you fellas can give me. Also, this is a strange request, but I need the top linkage for the governor arm to the carb. It is missing, and in its place is a poorly bent piece of wire serving as the linkage. I think this linkage is suppose to be adjustable for the K341 carb. My contact information is posted in the ad. This is a great site. Thank you again, Van 
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