A 1969 140 would be under 30,000. What is your serial number Fritz?
Here's the decal info from jdparts for the early 140s (Those under 30000).
You'd see I'm listing the info for H1 & H3. There was a change at 10,000.
M45842 LABEL 1 - 10000 SINGLE HYDRAULIC LEVER (SUB FOR M42859)
M45843 LABEL 1 10001 - (SUB FOR M43686)
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M42860 LABEL 1 - 10000 TRIPLE HYDRAULIC LEVER
M47181 LABEL 1 10001 - (SUB FOR M43691 AND M45844)
Kenneth,
I think you need to look again,Fritz does have the correct decal for his 69 140 H3.For the triple lever it starts out at serial 10001-.Fritz's tractor is in the serial number range of 10001 - 22400 for that year.
That's ok Ken, I'm sure everyone appreciates your great input here on the forum. When I first started looking up the information for this question I missed the fact that Fritz wanted info for an H3 and I found the one I used on my 1969 H1.
Here's the M45843 FD LABEL for the 1969 H1.
Here is an article on it. Looking for a bucket that would fit on the front quick hitch that is heavy duty. Don't think that they are in business anymore. Too bad I am not either an engineer or a fabricator. Thanks!
I have been very satisfied with my Johnny Bucket SR on my 322 and they make several versions for the later tractors as well... I don't recall if the later ones use the quick hitch or are direct mount.
Another good option is the Buford Bucket.
He does not advertise word of mouth only.
If you contact him I am certain he can custom make you one.
He is always a couple months behind because he makes them by himself as they are ordered.
Excellent quality.
His email is [email protected] his name is Pete Liskey.
Great guy who does great work to boot.
Though it is not quick attach per say but it goes on with 2 spring loaded pins and 2 bolts.
Takes just a couple minutes to take it off.
Here is one on my 322.
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