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What is the difference between an early and a late brushguard & Mufflerguard?

Can anyone post photo's if so? That would help a lot.

Thanks.

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The M29C is slanted - the T24 and early M29 is what you have - I call it straight across.   I don't have a great picture...but you can see the M29C version below.  They are distinctly different when you compare them.

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I missed the brush guard question.  The M29C  brush guard design is modified so the cross bars don't block the mounted spotlight.  The earlier T24/M29 used the moveable spotlight so the design is different.

M29C - sorry for poor picture

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On the driver side of the brush guard, the top bar moves from right to left (facing the Weasel) on a horizontal plane, bends 90 degrees and travels up for a few inches, then bends another 90 degrees to continue horizontally to the left corner.  I would call those two bends a little "jog"....and this term gets used in metalworking....particularly where you are trying to create a flat, overlapping seam.  One side is "jogged" ...which allows the two pieces to remain on the same plane, with a small overlap that could be spot welded for example.

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