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jim in MT

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Does anyone need a good pair of W9 fenders?

nebraskacowman.com/talk/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=11786

It kinda looks like a good pair is headed for scrap.
 
What a donkey. I could use some parts from the machine, but I am sure shipping would be too much for him.
 
(quoted from post at 05:00:09 01/22/12) I ship parts all over the world flem. What do you
need? I need to get this off my trailer this week.
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I would like the wheel weights and the seat bracket. I doubt it would be cost effective to ship the wheel weights.
 
I called Cowman today and got the full scoop on the tractor. He is a pretty easy guy to work with. The downside is shipping from NE to WI!!!
 
(quoted from post at 18:23:05 01/21/12) That is what I don't understand, he sells tractor parts and could deliver to Red Power Roundup.
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Did you ever consider he may already have a full load going to RPRU. He can't save them all but has had a hand in saving thousands of old tractors including mine. Hats off to ya Cowman
 
Agreed. If we "saved" them all, we'd be up to our eyeballs in JUNK, and it would just be rotting into the ground all around us.

Those wheel weights are specific to the 9-series tractors, I believe. Seems a shame to scrap them but if you don't have any takers, do what you gotta do.
 
(quoted from post at 06:31:39 01/23/12) Agreed. If we "saved" them all, we'd be up to our eyeballs in JUNK, and it would just be rotting into the ground all around us.

Those wheel weights are specific to the 9-series tractors, I believe. Seems a shame to scrap them but if you don't have any takers, do what you gotta do.
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That was my take on the subject as well. You don't find many 9 fenders that aren't bent to crap and you don't find the wheel weights around every corner either. Stuff like that "has to be" saved to help the living. In talking to Cowman he seemed to have the same thoughts.
 
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