Speedometer Cable

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Re: Speedometer Cable

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Awesome find, thanks for sharing!

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Re: Speedometer Cable

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This is an important new source. I have three 66 year models and I think it was in 1966 when they changed cables. I think the mid 66 and older different is some ways. PriverPatrol, please refresh my memory on this.
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L60Boerne wrote: Thu Jun 25, 2026 10:01 am This is an important new source. I have three 66 year models and I think it was in 1966 when they changed cables. I think the mid 66 and older different is some ways. PriverPatrol, please refresh my memory on this.
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You are correct - mid '66 is when the speedometer cable changed.

The winch should have no problem moving that blind. :handgestures-thumbupright:
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