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Tom, Digger,
Like Digger said, there were two different fuel caps used, P/N 61 635 C2 for S/N 506209 and below, and P/N 109 037 C1 for S/N 506210 and above. The TC-157 parts manual I have (Rev 24, dated 2/81) list only one number for a fuel tank, P/N 63 719 C91, and says it replaces P/N 61 927 C2 by also ordering the cap for the higher S/N tractors, so it appears the earlier tank was discontinued at some point.
 
Ahhh ol' McMaster-Carr. We did some work over there several years ago. So should see the operation. 4-5 huge building with a parts train going from building to building. Propably more buildings now.
 
Hi Guys,
Curious if this set of pallet fork that came with my Danco RD2000 loader is a factory set. I have seen some brochures, but not for the Danco RD2000 showing the forks. Anyone have a pic or brochure by chance? Thanks! Eric

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Charlie "Digger" Proctor

Wow that is one large book. I got and email today from MMC and my wife said order that french fry make at under $10.00 . Well shipping was $135.00 . wow so I passed.I sent Denny and you an email .I know you will spend some time just looking at what I sent you .lol
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Dennis, they are now talking 4-8" by saturday morning. I guess I better solve this problem before then

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I guess these JD chains just couldn't stand up to the power of the 1650. This happened with a QA42A snowthrower. It probably would have happened quicker if I had a blade on this tractor.
 

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