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Could someone please shine some light on these questions!  What years did the round pan seat go from holes to solid or vise versa!  What did the RJ58 come with?  The 1960 suburbans I feel all had solid.  1961 has holes?  I asking as I really don't know but I know someone on here would know!  Next question!  The front wheels of these small tractors!  RJ solid wheels up front meaning no holes, but some of my 1960 suburbans have one hole and the others have two holes.  I get the two holes are to mount weights!  But what years was this dedicated to?  Thanks in advance everyone!

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oliver2-44

Those questions have fuzzy answers.

I have an early 60's suburban with a solid pan seat. I've read several say the changed to the seat with holes starting with the 60's suburban. But as normal the Ponds used up what they had before made the switch.  My 60 suburban front wheels has solid front rims, and the rims on my 61 has 2 holes.   

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wallfish

General rule of thumb

The solid seat pan started in late 59 and ended sometime in 1960

 

front rims

RJ no holes

1960 1 hole

1961 2 holes

 

As stated this is GENERAL rule of thumb as those parts are easily swapped from one to another

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Jennifer
16 minutes ago, oliver2-44 said:

Those questions have fuzzy answers.

I have an early 60's suburban with a solid pan seat. I've read several say the changed to the seat with holes starting with the 60's suburban. But as normal the Ponds used up what they had before made the switch.  My 60 suburban front wheels has solid front rims, and the rims on my 61 has 2 holes.   

Than

 

4 minutes ago, wallfish said:

General rule of thumb

The solid seat pan started in late 59 and ended sometime in 1960

 

front rims

RJ no holes

1960 1 hole

1961 2 holes

 

As stated this is GENERAL rule of thumb as those parts are easily swapped from one to another

That’s a pretty clear stated thanks for the answers!  This helps me!

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Jennifer
7 minutes ago, wallfish said:

General rule of thumb

The solid seat pan started in late 59 and ended sometime in 1960

 

front rims

RJ no holes

1960 1 hole

1961 2 holes

 

As stated this is GENERAL rule of thumb as those parts are easily swapped from one to another

So what did the RJ58 have!  Sold?

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wallfish

yes, no holes

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wallfish
18 hours ago, Jennifer said:

So what did the RJ58 have!  Sold?

Unless you were referring to the seat. RJ-58 should have holes in the seat but late in 59 some had solid seat pans.

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The Tuul Crib

 Growing up my dad always used to say those holes were for us old farts when 

we break wind, had to go somewhere!!

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Jennifer
4 hours ago, wallfish said:

Unless you were referring to the seat. RJ-58 should have holes in the seat but late in 59 some had solid seat pans.

So early 1958 RJ had holes in the seat then 1960 had solid then 1961 holes again!!  Crazy up and down...  have I understood that right?  Thanks again!

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AMC RULES

:omg:I'm getting sea sick.

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SylvanLakeWH

Holes in...

holes out...

holes in...

holes out...

 

:blink:

 

 

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