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    Rear cross member PTO hole

    Hi all, why is it that some S1s have a PTO hole thought the rear cross member and some don't? I've been told it was a standard feature, but if that's the case why do some not have it?

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    I'm pretty certain all S1s had this, although some military 2/2a/3s did not. I would suspect the ones without probably had a repaired, rebuilt, or new (without the hole) crossmember. I do not think I have ever seen one though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JDNSW View Post
    I'm pretty certain all S1s had this, although some military 2/2a/3s did not. I would suspect the ones without probably had a repaired, rebuilt, or new (without the hole) crossmember. I do not think I have ever seen one though.

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    Some of the early 107,s and all 107 station wagons did not have the hole in the rear crossmember.

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    I have a 88 without, and my mate has at least 2 80's without, not sure if they have been repaired/replaced though... So you must have been able to buy replacement rear members without the hole, so I'm guessing that the replacements were third party?

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    Hole

    It is my understanding that other then the 107 wagons they all have the hole, Lots of repaired rear members have no hole.
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    I haven't seen a S1 without the hole, any images?

    Easo

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    Here is a 1957 107 Stationwagon that doesn't have the rear PTO hole



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