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I need the Tecumseh Model number for craftsman (cross reference)

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03-21-12, 06:23 AM

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I need the Tecumseh Model number for craftsman (cross reference)

I have a craftsman cross reference chart but this following craftsman number is not listed. my chart doesn't go that far. the number is 143996704. If someone knows the tecumseh numbers , I would appreciate the help. I am thinking it is a VLV number.

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03-21-12, 07:46 AM

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Here you go VLV126-502525D

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03-22-12, 06:17 AM

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thankyou

Thanks for the imformation

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