New member question

[Johnhanson]

As a new member, working on my dad’s 1967 model 102. Where are members going for parts no longer available, gear shift knob, steering wheel, battery hold down, etc?

 

[RAllison]

CCSpecialties at the top of this page is a good start...welcome to the forum,got some pics?

 

[wh cc guy]

I will 2nd that. And Welcome.

 

[kmcconaughey]

John, WELCOME! As mentioned, C.C. Specialties has a great selection of parts, also R.F. Houtz & Sons, see colored boxes at the top of the page, has used parts. We have a classifieds section here that is definitely worth posted a wanted add in, as lots of forum members have spare parts they are willing to sell.

 

[Johnhanson]

Thanks for the information! It’s good to know where to find help and parts! This forum seems to have it all!!

 

[Paul Raymond]

Welcome John. I am new here as well and have found a bunch of great help here,from the people, the papers.....(manuals, pictures, and parts diagrams) Probably one of the best searches I have ever done on the internet!

 

[Jay Fetters]

Welcome, and if you don't care about the tractor being 100% factory correct, you could always turn one on a lathe. I made mine out of some oak scraps I had laying around. My machine, being a hydro, needed three made. But they are very easy to turn, and would make a great first project if you don't have a wood lathe, but know some one that would let you borrow theirs for a couple hours.

 

[RAllison]

What's he after Jay?

 

[dschwandt]

Sounds like a roller for the front of a 50/44A deck.
I have 2 w/wooden rollers. I believe they are original to those decks btw

 

[Jay Fetters]

What's he after Jay?

He was looking for a gear shift nob.