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SBA370201400 Left Hand Lift Rod Fits Ford New Holland Compact Tractor 1710 model-9N (1939 to 1952) Mounting bolt holes on the

Name: SBA370201400 Left Hand Lift Rod Fits Ford New Holland Compact Tractor 1710 model-9N (1939 to 1952) Mounting bolt holes on the
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SBA370201400 Left Hand Lift Rod Fits Ford New Holland Compact Tractor 1710 model 9N (1939 to 1952) Mounting bolt holes on the Mounting bolt holes on the bottom of the radiator are 15 1 4" center to center Replaces Part Number: A184084 One New Aftermarket Replacmeent Left Hand Lift Rod that Fits Ford New Holland Compact Tractor Model: 1710 (1 85>) Tech Info:

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