throttle linkage MT372

[acres12]

I am looking for the throttle linkage from the pump to the hand and foot control on a Mitsubishi MT 372. Brackets, spring ,rods.

 

[bmaverick]

I am looking for the throttle linkage from the pump to the hand and foot control on a Mitsubishi MT 372. Brackets, spring ,rods.

The MT372 is a rebadged Satoh S372

Go over to the Mitsubishi section on the site, and download this PDF manual guide. See the last page for the current parts suppliers.

MITSUBISHI - SATOH TRACTOR INFORMATION, PARTS, AND SUPPORT - updated - REV 3.21

The MITSUBISHI - SATOH TRACTOR INFORMATION, PARTS, AND SUPPORT.PDF has finally been updated. It's no longer in that difficult to read and no possible to search older PDF format. Edwin Krampitz wrote the first edition. He did a fine job at it. However, Ed Krampitz tractor historian passed...

www.tractorbynet.com

 

[Gregster613]

The MT372 is a rebadged Satoh S372

Go over to the Mitsubishi section on the site, and download this PDF manual guide. See the last page for the current parts suppliers.

MITSUBISHI - SATOH TRACTOR INFORMATION, PARTS, AND SUPPORT - updated - REV 3.21

The MITSUBISHI - SATOH TRACTOR INFORMATION, PARTS, AND SUPPORT.PDF has finally been updated. It's no longer in that difficult to read and no possible to search older PDF format. Edwin Krampitz wrote the first edition. He did a fine job at it. However, Ed Krampitz tractor historian passed...

www.tractorbynet.com

bmaverick, I see/hear you respond to many/many requests on this site --- you are are a wealth of knowledge and resources often!!
I wanted to post my acknowledgement of that and say thanks! We need people like you in this world!

 

[bmaverick]

bmaverick, I see/hear you respond to many/many requests on this site --- you are are a wealth of knowledge and resources often!!
I wanted to post my acknowledgement of that and say thanks! We need people like you in this world!

And think, I do it as a hobby, freely. I don't work for any parts supplier either.

For the most part, I want the machines we have today last into 2, 3 or 4 generations from now.
The world waxes worse every day. A little hope to keep these machines going might be enough to help feed small communities all over the globe.