Posted by Farmboy856 on August 09, 2012 at 05:09:42 from (192.131.99.132):
In Reply to: Seat problem with M posted by oldtanker on August 08, 2012 at 21:28:42:
I fixed up and re-painted an H for a friend about 6 years ago, and the Monroe-matic (seat with the large coil spring and shock absorber) was in terrible shape. The front bushings were all but gone, the shock was broken, etc. I got the seat bushings and the "sleeve" that the bolts thread into from the local IH dealer (had them on the shelf in CNH bags) I got the new shock absorber from a local guy who handles aftermarket old tractor parts. I had probably $70 bucks in the rebuild of this, but nothing else I did to that tractor made a greater difference in making it SEEM like a NEW tractor--- at least to anyone who had operated it previously. I now always pay attention to the seat assembly when fixing up an older tractor.
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