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Re: Farmall 140 Need Hyd. Link Arm ?????


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Posted by keith stromberg on May 17, 2007 at 16:27:51 from (74.244.168.169):

In Reply to: Re: Farmall 140 Need Hyd. Link Arm ????? posted by georgeky on May 17, 2007 at 15:40:10:

george, thanks for looking for me I really do thank you! I took the one that was bent to my Grandfather today and he is going to strighten it for me this afternoon.
While I was there we were looking thru all the farmall stuff he has and I found a one row planter among a lot other great things. He gave me the planter so were going to pull it out from the barn tommorow. He also has something I have never seen before. A grist (sp) meal that runs off the pto pulley on the tractor. Its also in good working condition. He said that he found it in the junck yard a few years ago. He has a SA Farmall that he bought the same year I was born (1968) used from the John Deere dealership that he worked for thrity plus years. Hopefully I can found some more nice things tommorow. I guess he has 10 or more sets of hillers. Like the grist meal he found about all of this stuff in a trash dump that the small town we live in used for many years. He said about all the farmers would throw all there so called old equipment away there. It makes you wonder just what all went to waste out there.

If any one could give me the measurments of the lift link I would be very gratful.
Thanks,
Keith


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