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Topic: Parts for Super Major
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beamo5
True Blue Posts: 3
From: Woodstock ,Alabama,USA
Registered: Aug 2005
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posted August 01, 2005 17:05
   
First time on this site, been reading your posts and find it interesting. I know where there is a Super Major tore down with power steering. IP: Logged |
Andy K
True Blue Posts: 2
From: Lester Prairie, MN 55354
Registered: Jun 2005
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posted August 03, 2005 22:28
I might be interested in the power steering for my Major. Do you know if the steering system is complete? I am not sure of everything I would need for the conversion.IP: Logged |
beamo5
True Blue Posts: 3
From: Woodstock ,Alabama,USA
Registered: Aug 2005
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posted August 04, 2005 17:00
This tractor is complete, it was running until the guy took the head off. IP: Logged |
MMyers1
True Blue Posts: 67
From: Arlington, Texas, USA
Registered: Mar 2002
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posted August 14, 2005 16:59
OHHHH....I might be interested in the power steering, and perhaps other internal bits too! Where is Woodstock in relation to Huntsville? I have relatives in Huntsville, and I was born in Leeds, outside of Birmingham!!  IP: Logged |
beamo5
True Blue Posts: 3
From: Woodstock ,Alabama,USA
Registered: Aug 2005
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posted August 15, 2005 15:30
Woodstock is located halfway between Birmingham and Tuscaloosa right off interstate. The town used to be called North Bibb.IP: Logged |
MMyers1
True Blue Posts: 67
From: Arlington, Texas, USA
Registered: Mar 2002
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posted August 16, 2005 12:56
Do you know if the power steering mechanisms are still available? If so, contact me atmmyers1 at swbell dot net
Thanks!!
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Bob-O
True Blue Posts: 5
From: Butler, In. USA
Registered: Aug 2005
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posted August 23, 2005 06:25
Beamo, I've been trying to locate a bolt that holds the PTO onto the rearend. There are 4 bolts, I specifically need the top right one, when viewed from beind. It is 6 1/2" long, and has two grooves in it. If you con put me in contact with the part, or owner, I would be MORE than greatfull. I would be happy to call if provided a #. You can E-mail me at BSarrazine@webtv.net Thanks in advance, Bob-O
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Brian
Rules All Things Blue Posts: 2824
From: United Kingdom
Registered: Feb 2002
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posted August 23, 2005 09:11
Bob,
The reason you are having difficulties with that bolt is because you do not have a standard PTO. You have a raised PTO which was only fitted in certain markets as an extra.
The bolt you describe is actually the shaft on which the selector moves, part No. E23 GE9. This will be very hard to find although some of our Australian friends might be able to help.The PTO retaining bolts are 1"3/8 x1/2" 13tpi or 1"3/4 x 1/2" 13tpi for the raised PTO, these are common bolts and readily available from bolt stockists. ------------------
Kind regards
Brian IP: Logged |
Bob-O
True Blue Posts: 5
From: Butler, In. USA
Registered: Aug 2005
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posted August 24, 2005 05:40
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Originally posted by Brian:
Bob,
The reason you are having difficulties with that bolt is because you do not have a standard PTO. You have a raised PTO which was only fitted in certain markets as an extra.
The bolt you describe is actually the shaft on which the selector moves, part No. E23 GE9. This will be very hard to find although some of our Australian friends might be able to help.The PTO retaining bolts are 1"3/8 x1/2" 13tpi or 1"3/4 x 1/2" 13tpi for the raised PTO, these are common bolts and readily available from bolt stockists.
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Bob-O
True Blue Posts: 5
From: Butler, In. USA
Registered: Aug 2005
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posted August 24, 2005 05:42
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Originally posted by Bob-O:
Brian- Thanks for the info. You are right on the money with the part number. Can you suggest
a sight or email for the boys down under?
Thanks again. Bob-o P.s. Your knowledge is over whelming. IP: Logged |
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