Restored Cat 22 W/Electric Start For Sale

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11 years 6 months ago #86137 by oldparker

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In picture #7 what is the purpose of the button located on the left hand side of the engine side cover right in back of the attaching bolt?

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11 years 6 months ago #86141 by abarhydt

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I believe that's the starter push button. I did the same thing with my 22, other than I put the button in the rear hole.

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11 years 6 months ago #86152 by JasonPayneCrawlers

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Wingman83 that 22 was for sale on western antique iron trader a bit back did you buy then restore it? That is a very nice Tailseat:thumb:

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11 years 6 months ago #86204 by wingman83

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"abarhydt" wrote:
I believe that's the starter push button. I did the same thing with my 22, other than I put the button in the rear hole.

It just as stated above a button I installed to the starter. Figured it was a good place to install since I don't have the side panels and its right next to the choke.

Matt

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11 years 6 months ago #86205 by wingman83

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"JasonPayneCrawlers" wrote:
Wingman83 that 22 was for sale on western antique iron trader a bit back did you buy then restore it? That is a very nice Tailseat:thumb:

I didn't buy it out of western antique, I purchased it from a local family from Northern California. The 22 had been parked for about 20 years in the families field and after the owners death, his wife decided it was time to sell off some equipment. The tail seat was a pain to restore, and thank you.

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11 years 6 months ago #86212 by JasonPayneCrawlers

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Okay very funny the tractor had the same serial number listed will post the add when I get a chance

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