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    Posted: 28 Apr 2021 at 9:52am
I need the rod and thumb lever for the gearshift reverse lockout.
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do you have part numbers
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70202761 is the little lever I think. AGCO parts calls it a spoon.

The rod shows a serial number break. WC serial prior to #76982 or WF serial prior to #1904 is 70202785.

The rod for WC #76982 and up or WF #1904 and up is 70208825. This one had a couple ** with a note saying WC**: W/Shift Rod Supports integral w/Control Cover (Used in year 1935 & UP) but I think that is a typo and refers to the shifting rods inside the shift cover because I know from 1935 on the cover changed and the rods were retained differently.

That's if I looked it all up correctly..... but I'm sure I'm right though.
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have card on the 202761
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Lonn, Thanks for locating the part numbers and Mikez, I have a lever that can be used with some work.   The rod is the part that I need the most.  I am sure I can fabricate one, but hoped to find an original one. 
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