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Posted by Harley1983 on October 18, 2004 at 16:40:28 from (152.163.101.13):
Nope, got it right here. According to Larry the Cable Guy's latest book on red tractors in the Ozarks, chapter thirteen, paragraph 3, about half way down on the left side of the page, it says it is permissable to install flattop fenders (did I mention they were orange before I painted them red) on either an H or an M as long as it is done in order to mount an after market radio, passenger seat, or hydraulic tank-control valve assembly. I looked this up before I went ahead and did this to stay ahead of the extra attachment police, and the pair I have mounted on my 1940 M are a pair that I made, and they worked so good that I glomed onto this pair when somebody wanted to get rid of them. Anyway, they will be the cat's meow for mounting my extra hydraulic stuff to. Later, Harley
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