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    Posted: 10 Aug 2017 at 12:50pm
I have these NOS parts here, part number is 261708. Called me AGCO dealer and the only thing they can give me is its a spool. Anybody know what this is? I've got about 200 of them









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Plunger that locks PTO shaft to tractor PTO?

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Looks like a spool valve out of a hydraulic pump to me. Maybe out of a WD? 200 would be a lifetime supply for everybody on the forum I would think.
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It's not out of the hydraulic pump of a WD.
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Would be newer then a WD. I have a master parts book from 64 and it doesn't have that new of number in it.
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Part of a hydraulic valve  such as a control valve for a loader or backhoe
CA, WD, C, 3 Bs, 2 Gs, WC, I-400, 914
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I too thought it was a plunger lock for a PTO, but think it's to long for that!
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  u have 200 of them ,u could make AC coat racks ,use them as pins  to hang coat or hats
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How about a stand for one of the Buddy Dolls?

 
How long is it? Seeing how it's dated '76 It's probably out of a 7000 series or Gleaner
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Just figured it out. Turn signal lever for a HD41 dozer. Wouldn't have known but Shameless told me about them a long time ago. Said he'd adapted on to his Chebby.What a leader!
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I have a similar pin in a hydraulic valve on my little case 446.  The detent in the middle is for the float position.  It may be out of a 2 way spool.
D14, D17, 5020, 612H, CASE 446
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