Posted by Brent Zappe on September 25, 2013 at 10:18:20 from (69.230.48.31):
With in the past five years I have notice this problem.When ordering parts from tractor suppliers by phone or on line. I usally get some differnt parts when I have placed an order and have them shipped to me. Such as I got a carburator reb. kit for a ford 2N,8N, 9N what I needed was one for a farmall. When calling and to see if I could ship it back and trade it for the right one they told me that I had to pay for shipping and handleing plus a 10% return stocking fee. So I usally now say to myself just be happy order the right kit and keep the other one. Any body out there need a carb kit for a ford just feel free to ask and yes I do have some more new parts just hanging out in my tool shed.
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