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Dave3434

Good Evening everyone.  Does anyone happen to know what this part is?  I was doing work on my 414 and it fell off.  Any help is appreciated.

 

Thanks

 

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Stepney

Maybe the sheave for the rear lift cable? Looks flared at one end. 

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troutbum70

Stepney is correct it just lays in over top of your transmission/rear differential a control cable is routed threw it from the front rockshaft to a rear slip hitch. If you are not using a rear implement such as a Brinley plow, cultivators, drags or the such it has no purpose. 

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ebinmaine

The guys above already have you headed the right direction so I'll just say 

 

Welcome to Redsquare!

 

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The Tuul Crib

Great detective work!! Thats what it looks

like to me! 

 

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:wwp:!!!

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SylvanLakeWH

:text-welcomeconfetti:

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Retired Wrencher

Dave3434 :WRS:  as you can see lots of good info here and help. Enjoy the site.

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Achto

:WRS:

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Pullstart

@Dave3434 :text-welcomewave:

 

I concur, it looks lift cable related.

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jebbear

:text-welcomeconfetti: to :rs:

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Lee1977

That one is for a gear drive. it looks worn can't tell for sure, but if it has a hole worn in it. will destroy a new cable..  You need a bracket like this ti bolt it to the top of the transmission. 

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WHX??

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Dave3434

Thanks everyone for the help!! Much appreciated 

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