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Callao Missouri | Looks to me like is should not be to hard to tell you can look at Jon's pictures and see this one has been breaking for a while. Notice the outer edge is worn smoth from the flexing, and pollished to a shine.
I would think that with the corn head on we should be able to shine a flash light on a mirror and see the resiblance of movement if there have a poblem. Jon
Edit. I checked CIH online parts and the part number is the same for the axle from the late 1480's all the way up threw the 1680's Including your 1660. Jon
Edited by Jon 10/2/2008 12:32
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