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mbalsup

Hi all,

 

Not a Wheel Horse fan but recently had a WH 656 given to me. It seems complete with the exception of the steering wheel. Might anyone have an appropriate steering wheel for sale or can point me to where I can find one? Thanks

 

Mike Alsup

Dekalb, IL

mbalsup@gmail.com

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stevasaurus

Welcome to Red Square  :occasion-xmas:

1st, this should have been posted in the Wanted Classifieds Section.  You would get better answers.

 

We have a guy that makes them, that shows up to shows in Indiana.  I don't remember who that is, but somebody who knows will chime in here.

One of our vendors, @A-Z Tractor, parts out horses.  Send him an E-Mail or call him.  Information in the vendor section.

 

Joe Harris, @smokin joe, also parts out horses.  He lives just west of  you in Polo.   :handgestures-thumbupright:

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rjg854

:WRS:  Appears Steve has you pretty well covered. Good luck with your 656.

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sqrlgtr

:text-welcomeconfetti:

"NOT A WHEEL HORSE FAN"

Oh.      you will be,you will be.......

:text-lol:

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