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I missed out on this rare Garwood DumpOMatic Hoist Bed Booklet for the FC-170. It sold for $28.97 on eBay yesterday morning. I
I missed out to. I bid $27.97…. DANG!!!
I really would have liked to have documented it, then would have happily sent it your direction. Maybe one of us will get the next one (in the next decade, lol??).
I’ve put in a request to the seller to forward my ebay I.D. to the buyer on this. It’d be super helpful to have a copy of this right now. I’m working on resurrecting the rear half of a fc-170 that had a Garwood Dump-o-matic on it that was converted to a farm trailer. It’s getting to be time to disassemble the hydraulics, and I’d like to know how to disassemble the rams. If I get anywhere with the manual I’ll share.
Andy,
I’ll ask folks.
– Dave
Any luck on getting a scan of this manual? I’m restoring a ‘57 FC170 and this would be a big help.