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Old 01-05-2012, 06:36 PM
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Anyone know if there is a workable replacement for part IH-528907-R1 the seat bumpers from a 147? I looked around a bit, both sponsors and the web and I'm not having much luck. The 147 I pick up last fall has none and I'm starting to collect some parts now.
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This is a replacement I found and use. It does not appear at all like the origional but it works well and does not fall apart like some earlier ones I tried. It is avail from http://www.mcmaster.com and the part number is 8926T37. Hope this helps.
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There used to be a guy on EBay who sold rubber stops that were about 3/4" thick for this. They work just fine......but I haven't seen them on there for a while. You could check your local hardware store.

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The McMaster Carr part is very similar to a lot of parts the company I work for makes. Not sure if we have exact match? We may even sell some to McMaster Carr?
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THanks guys! There was nothing on the tractor when I got it so now I have a great start on getting them back on.
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Anyone know if there is a workable replacement for part IH-528907-R1 the seat bumpers from a 147? I looked around a bit, both sponsors and the web and I'm not having much luck. The 147 I pick up last fall has none and I'm starting to collect some parts now.
Call or email Rich Patton he has them and list them on eBay and he's one of our fine site sponsers.
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