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04-05-2007 18:27:36

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Just got a 424, looking for a set of sway bars, IH dealer are high. need a front bumper, also a new seat. Is their a replacement seat better than the orignal one? thanks for anybodys suggestions.

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04-06-2007 11:17:07

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Re: 424 sway bar help in reply to SP, 04-05-2007 18:27:36

thanks left message to bob and for you gary on 4-06 at the top

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Bob Farrell

04-06-2007 06:08:06

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Re: 424 sway bar help in reply to SP, 04-05-2007 18:27:36

I also have a 424. Need the same parts you do. Grill, front bumper, seat with bracket, something to stabilyze and align bushhog. If you find any source for any of the above - please post back. Thanks ! Bob

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georgeky

04-05-2007 21:34:21

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Re: 424 sway bar help in reply to SP, 04-05-2007 18:27:36

I make them sometimes out of 1 inch water pipe. Cut to right length with implement centered on tractor. Flatten the ends with a hammer and drill a hole for the lift pins and they make fairly good stabilizers. The originals are expensive and not likely to be found in salvage yard.

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Bob

04-05-2007 21:39:43

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Re: 424 sway bar help in reply to georgeky, 04-05-2007 21:34:21

The originals are chains; and don't do a very good job of eliminating "side-to-side" motion anyway.

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Gary in Mozarks

04-05-2007 19:30:15

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Re: 424 sway bar help in reply to SP, 04-05-2007 18:27:36

I have a 424 and I have never found a salvage place with any parts I needed. Dealer high? Thats a universal truth, If you can get sway bars from CaseIH thats probably the route. I made chain sways to steady my brushog. I'm making my own grill because I couldn't find one either.

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