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front pedastal mud shield for D-17
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    Posted: 02 Jun 2011 at 7:11am
Does anyone know if there is a difference between the mud shield of a narrow front and of a single front?  Dave.
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I can't say for sure. I do know that the shield on a NF is not held on by the actual pedestal. There are a couple large bolts and small bolts that hold it on. The pedestal does have to come off because the center hole is not big enough to go over the spindles. I don't think I pitched my old one (found a real nice one in Colfax). If I still have it, you're welcome to it. It's not perfect, but better than not having one. I can deliver it to the Amana show if you're interested.
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you might already know this information but this is off the Agco parts website. they do appear to be different in the pictures.

D17 narrow front dual wheel part # is 70235428
Dual Front Wheel

D17 single front had 2 different part #'s
before S/N 38136 takes a part # 70231012
after S/N 38136 takes a part # 70235886
Single Front Wheel
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Brian: If you can bring your old one to Amanna, that would be great. I may be able to make it work.  Dave.
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I'll look for it tonight and throw it in the truck.
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