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Old 07-28-2011, 09:44 AM
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Hey guys, my hood hinge broke (really rusted) mid mow yesterday. Anyone know if this is going to fit my 72 128.

http://ccspecialties.org/pics/wfhingelarge.jpg

I'm pretty sure my hinge has 4 bolts in it, not 3. Any ideas where I can find a replacement?

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Old 07-28-2011, 10:25 AM
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Hey guys, my hood hinge broke (really rusted) mid mow yesterday. Anyone know if this is going to fit my 72 128.

http://ccspecialties.org/pics/wfhingelarge.jpg

I'm pretty sure my hinge has 4 bolts in it, not 3. Any ideas where I can find a replacement?

Thx,
Mike
The picture of the hood hinge you have provided is fold-up not showing the other side. It should have 3 holes on one side of the hinge that mount to the upper hood extention and 4 to mount to the lower grill housing. Original IH part number is IH-545508-R1 and has been replaced with part number IH-545508-R2.

Edit; I was incorrect on the 4 mounting holes to the lower grill housing.
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Msobie64, I am wrong again. There are 4 mounting holes on the lower grill housing. Sorry for the confusion.
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Contact our sponsors located at the top of the page or place a wanted add here on OCC. I am sure one of those options will get you the correct hinge.
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Thanks for the response guys, appreciate it.
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