I finally got my dealer to give me a hand grip for the right fender, bought the tractor in Feb. He sent it to me, and when I look it don't fit like I thought it should, as the holes in the fender are not in line, like on the left fender. I have to move the top hole in about an inch to go in the hole it lines up with. The hole that in is line with the fender, the grip would have to be over an inch longer. I looked it up on the parts site and it list both the right and left with the same number, so it must be the right one. So what gives, is it that way on all the 4110's? Looks a little odd, but I guess it will have to work. Just wondering what the rest of you have done, or did yours come with both grips? I don't really want to drill a hole in the fender, as that would be a good place for rust to start. Thanks for your answers.
4110 hand grip
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Well, now to answer my own question. The way I said it, appeared to be right. But when I took the plug out of the one at an angle, it was off over 1/4 inch from being able to put it in, that way. So I took out the other one, that to hold it on it, looked to be about 1 inch off. But when I put the one in the top hole, I could spring it enough to make it fit the bottom hole. Don't know why they made it that way, but it's on, and fits right, in line with the fender.
rockyridgefarm
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It's child proof. You needed a 6 year old to do it for you...
That's about right, like my wife is 81, and if they don't put the right caps on her bottles at the drug store, she has to wait on me, as she can't open them. the problem with the grip, is the bolts point to the center, so it kind of throws you off, in how they go. By springing it, it moves them so they go in. Like you say a 6 year old, for my wifes pill bottles too, lol.
