I realized after starting this thread that it's kind of a sad state we've gotten accustomed to these days. It's so rare to see a vendor do a good job that it it gets mentioned when they do.
Hugh: My situation with the auto parts stores is unique and different than yours. My son runs an independent parts store and since we're in a big ag area they're used to getting ag parts requests and can provide most of the replaceable items. They also make hydraulic hoses etc. and have some stock of common parts. I was scrounging around in the back of the store one day and found an ancient but brand new Delco generator in a box that looks suspiciously like the one on my 404.
But yes, I'm sure a normal auto parts store wouldn't want to deal with tractors and wouldn't have a clue. Especially since most of the guys here are working on things that are older than any of the parts men... ;)
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