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1legonutt · May 17, 2014

Ran accord this at a scrap yard it"s in the torque tube should it be saved they sell stuff
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randy hall · May 17, 2014

well if you need a door stop go ahead and buy it., it is a lift-all unit on one of the almost 400,000 h tractors that ih built. by the way 'torque tube' is an allis chalmers trademark.

Anonymous-0 · May 17, 2014

I"d take the tire

Zachary Hoyt · May 17, 2014

I have sold several of those for $40 over the years. Not a real high value part.
Zach

gene bender · May 17, 2014

Linkage for middle busters hooked there

Janicholson · May 17, 2014

A Farmall H or M with Hydraulic delete option still needed the keyhole shaped holes to mount several implements. The Belly pump has these holes in its sump. Jim

Janicholson · May 18, 2014

Inquiring minds want to know. The word torque tube does not appear to be trademarked. It is a descriptor commonly used to describe a suspension component used to control axle twisting force applied to a chassis on cars. it was used on many automobiles from early fords 1908, and others. The term has been co-opted to include the transmission to engine casting on many tractors. AC had a torque tube like casting on the 20 - 25 series of tractors in the mid 20s. Is there a source for your information? Jim

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