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Posted by Josh on June 30, 2002 at 19:18:09 from (216.106.56.224):
I have a question...a neighbor of ours was raking hay with his 766 gas and the loader came loose.....it caught and tore up the hood on one side of the tractor....when this happened it broke off the distributor...and the side panel of the engine has a few gashes in it....he has a 403 gas combine sitting with what appears to be the same engine....can we use the side sheild and the distributor off the combine engine to replace the parts on the tractor...he brought it down for me to fix and said he'd like to do it cheaply by using his own parts or stuff out of my salvage rows...can this be done????.....thanks in advance for any help you all can give...Joshua
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