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Posted by Roger on December 07, 2003 at 08:21:55 from (65.130.235.140):
In Reply to: m-602 posted by brad kampert on December 07, 2003 at 07:58:03:
Brad, the 602 is basicly a newer M5. Not much difference in the two. Rare is how you look at it. I was told that JD built more A & B tractors tham MM sold all together. So with that in mind, yes it is rare. However, the nimber of people looking for a 602 may be limited. The seat problem. Make sure the bushings in the back support arms are good. They are probably missing. Make sure the arms are not bent and pulled tight in the bushings. Look under the seat. More than likly these bushings are bad also. They are a small bearing that you can get at a good bearing warehouse.
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