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8070 front crankshaft dampner
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    Posted: 19 Nov 2022 at 6:32am
Any body know where to get one
1984 80780
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Not saying that I know for sure, but I think a company called Fluid Damper is who made the original one. Maybe they still exist ??
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https://fluidampr.com/
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Big help thanks
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My original was not a Fluid Damper brand and niether was it's AGCO replacement. They do list one for Allis which was used on a 4-71 detroit but I think the demensions were the same. Not listed specially for 670
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I have a brand new one in the box I would sell
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Gary, if Don doesn't want it, I'd sure consider it for my puller. I'd like to switch from the stock 210 damper to the viscous damper. 4-71 detroit huh? I'll look in interstate mcbee for them too then. 
210 "too hot to farm" puller, part of the "insane pumpkin posse". Owner of Guenther Heritage Diesel, specializing in fuel injection systems on heritage era tractors. stock rebuilds to all out pullers!
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hbrepair.com  they are in oregon. been redoing them for a long time. heard they are a good place to go to
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Repairing the fluid filled dampers ??? I know someone in the NWest repairs rubber dampers, not fluid filled.
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Theres a fluid dampner ddealer in my state. Iim going to call them Monday
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My original 1985 8070 viscous damper has Stahl INC. Memphis TN stamped on it. Could find no such thing on i-net. The replacement came form WA state AGCO dealer and has something else on it. (on tractor not on the place)

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Found a Stahl damper for an 855 Cummins on e-bay but that is all. Looks like they are out of business maybe. Also found what looked like a website but would not open. Think the date was 1997 or so.
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