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David Grubbs

38 versus 39 starter button

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I'm looking for an original 39 120 starter button. Met a guy with a 38 button - the back looks a bit different. Does anyone know if the face is the same? thanks

Posted on: 2011/5/2 11:09

HH56

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Max's site has pictures of 5 switches--although parts manual lists 6 thru 42. Search group # 4.1801 in the 35-42 year.

Posted on: 2011/5/2 11:32

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