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8-N Nut

03-06-2006 18:03:22

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I have two of these I pulled off my shop shelf. I would like to identify them so I can sell them! Thanks, Ron.

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valhallareject

03-07-2006 13:13:03

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Re: IDENTIFY PART! in reply to 8-N Nut, 03-06-2006 18:03:22

uh...uh..... .I know what is!!!! And believe you me..... you better not be letting the milk carton police catch you with that perfectly good milk crate!!!!! ! You are like sooooo busted!!! hehehe.....

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lonestarjeff

03-06-2006 19:01:15

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Re: IDENTIFY PART! in reply to 8-N Nut, 03-06-2006 18:03:22

I have an old 8'pull-type rotary mower. It has one of those instead of a hydraulic cylinder to adjust the height.

The threaded end looks like it has a ratchet on it.

Jeff

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8-N Nut

03-06-2006 21:18:21

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Re: IDENTIFY PART! in reply to lonestarjeff, 03-06-2006 19:01:15

Thanks for info Jeff! Good eye! One end does have a ratchet.

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8-N Nut

03-06-2006 18:06:44

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Re: IDENTIFY PART! in reply to 8-N Nut, 03-06-2006 18:03:22

Pic is in parts and pieces. Maybe someone could tell me how to move it over here? Thanks, Ron.

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Paul K in IL

03-06-2006 18:19:34

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Re: IDENTIFY PART! in reply to 8-N Nut, 03-06-2006 18:06:44

Looks like maybe an adjustable 3 point lift arm but no clue as to what it fits.

Here is your picture though.

Paul K.

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maplehillfrm,pat

03-06-2006 18:17:48

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Re: IDENTIFY PART! in reply to 8-N Nut, 03-06-2006 18:06:44

not sure what it is but this should be your picture,,
just hit properties on picture afer right clicking on top of pic, in P&P,copy all from Link to the end and paste in the optional img on the bottom of post,pat

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