New drag links, alignment still off

levlarry

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You got things backwards as the 532194740 and 741 are the non adjustable versions. It is the 532409599 and 600 that are adjustable.

You not going to find any cross reference as this is inside dealer info that I had access to several years ago. They were released to have solve the misalignment problems that the non adjustable couldn't resolve.
Thanks StarTech, I may have written it wrong but meant that as you say the 4740-4741 are the Husqvarna original drag link part numbers. On eBay they have those parts numbers 4740-4741 adjustable but for $119 a pair. They also offer the 9599-9600 but for $94. I just wanted to be sure that the adjustable 9599-9600 will in fact replace the original 4740-4741 because that will save me almost $30.
 

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Different FleeceBay vendors will have different prices.

And you can use kit 587284101 if you wanting to replace both draglinks at the same time. That kit retails for $90 and costs me $59 but my distributor doesn't stock it. Besides I usually just rebend the old draglinks if the ball joints are still in good condition.

If you have an account with Amazon you can get the above kit for $75 with free shipping.
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Different FleeceBay vendors will have different prices.

And you can use kit 587284101 if you wanting to replace both draglinks at the same time. That kit retails for $90 and costs me $59 but my distributor doesn't stock it. Besides I usually just rebend the old draglinks if the ball joints are still in good condition.

If you have an account with Amazon you can get the above kit for $75 with free shipping.
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StarTech, thank you very much. $79.45 total. Free shipping.
 

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StarTech, thank you very much. $79.45 total. Free shipping.
One more question if you don't mind. I just bought this Husqvarna 2013 26V54. The seller told me that it "loses it's prime" and that he has to blow into the gas tank to get it started. I found that the vacuum hose on the fuel pump was split. I replaced that hose but still need to take gas cap off and blow into gas tank to get the engine to start. Any idea what might be the cause?
 

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I have seen that problem but it sounds like a carburetor float/needle valve problem. Maybe some else has ran into this.
 

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I have seen that problem but it sounds like a carburetor float/needle valve problem. Maybe some else has ran into this.
Figures. I ordered a new fuel pump. Thanks.
 
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