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   Does anybody have any information on NOS TORO PART NO. 112773 TUBE for the Tie Rods ????  These are discontinued.  

 

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benji756

one of our vendors here makes replacement adjustable tie rods and sells them. If you go to the vendors page you should be able to find him.

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cleat

Did not see them there but there are several sets of complete 520 tie rods on ebay.

 

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