if parts are your profession shouldnt you try to at least learn a little about alot 
but on to wedge clamps i'll see if anybody close has some they might have some at Alapahoochee show.Wedge clamps
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Re: Wedge clamps
by dirtyred » Thu Mar 21, 2013 3:05 pm
here at agri suplly you have a couple of old farmboys that know what you are talking bout then a bunch of kids who dont know their from a hole in the ground. i actually had a counterguy at napa ask me what a magneto was if parts are your profession shouldnt you try to at least learn a little about alot but on to wedge clamps i'll see if anybody close has some they might have some at Alapahoochee show.
if parts are your profession shouldnt you try to at least learn a little about alot but on to wedge clamps i'll see if anybody close has some they might have some at Alapahoochee show.He that tilleth his land shall be satisfied with bread: Proverbs 12:11
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Re: Wedge clamps
by AL Farmall Boy » Thu Mar 21, 2013 4:59 pm
Just looked on AgriSupply site. I am guessing the "Turkey made" wedge bolt is the orange colored one? The JUNK I ordered that was made in China was black like the other one pictured. Am I correct about the orange one? What about the clamp itself? Do they offer a "better" made clamp too?
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