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    Posted: 28 Oct 2011 at 7:14am
Hi Guys. I purchased an A-C model 64 snowblower back in 2009 to mount on my 5020. I am just getting around to putting it on now. What I didn't realize is there are two tube like spacers needed to mount it to the tractor. The spacers bolt to each side of the tractor frame at the base of the battery tray in front of the radiator. No longer available thru AGCO. Brenda from Sandy Lake even tried to get me specs on them from AGCO but no luck. I even tried contacting the fellow I bought it from but his phone number is now disconnected. Would anyone out there have a set for sale or be willing to let me borrow them to have a set made? Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks.  Don Jr. 
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A couple pieces of pipe with long bolts running through them sounds like a solution?
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Don Jr. Here is a possible solution.  If you could obtain a illustrated parts manual for the blower that shows the spacers perhaps you could enlarge a copy on a photocopying machine and then fabricate them yourself or take to a local welder fabricator.  

Seems like someone must have some that  you could take measurements from.    Best of luck on this.  
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Just bumping this up. Anyone have any I can copy or get measurements from? Thanks. Don Jr. 
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