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Chad(WI) View Drop Down
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    Posted: 23 Jan 2012 at 12:44pm
Bored to death, so I just wanted to see if anyone could ID this part I picked up a while ago for one of my projects. It should be easy, but I looked a long time for just a used one and got lucky...
 
 
Sorry, I blocked off the part number and I don't have a prize to offer either lol!
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manifold heat deflector for an english B?
 
just guessin...
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Low grade fuel manifold cover for a B,C tractors and B125 power unit. The part number is 226006         Matt
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Matt, you are probably right on the fit, but this one has an earlier part number...
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If you PM me the number i can look it up for you. I was looking at the Agco online parts book so it might be a newer number.  Most of the B part numbers start with 208-213  Matt
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This has #208010 on it. Matches the number in my RC parts book, and is for my distillate model. Matt wins, and I'm still bored lol!
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Since your still bored you can come to Minnesota and help out. I am currently working on putting parts away, Dipping valves and bearings in Cosmoline,working on a buddies 96 chev truck and listing parts on this website for sale. Matt

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Matt, I'm bored too. Can i come help? If so, can i wear my hunting pants with the GREAT BIG cargo pockets? :)
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Hi Chad, 208010 is a heat retainer used on all low octane fuel models B, B125, IB, 60H, and C used on engines prior to ser. # 51907.
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Originally posted by CTuckerNWIL CTuckerNWIL wrote:

Matt, I'm bored too. Can i come help? If so, can i wear my hunting pants with the GREAT BIG cargo pockets? :)
 
That won't help you, Charlie. I understand Matt weighs all volunteers goin' in and comin' out.
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