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Posted by Wayne on Wednesday, September 17, 2008:

In Reply to: 1941 Moline tractor part posted by Marv Kuehl Jr. on Thursday, September 11, 2008:

If you can post a picture, it may be helpful. This sounds, by your description, to be a cast iron part. I would guess that if it is, you could have a local machinist use the broken part and cast a new one. It would not be cheap, but on something that old, you may only have that option. If it is a welded up piece, take it to a local welder and have them make a new one. Hope this works out.

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