I am purchasing a cocker which I intend to convert to a pump and would like to know what I look for to determine what year it is so I can buy the right parts for it. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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yo my brutha!!
it has something to do with the bolt in the front block. pre 2k is a different size than 2k+. i don't remember which is which though.
look at a cocker that you know is 2k+ and then look at the block bolt on yours.
hope that helps some!
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The milling of the body , the length of the bolt and size of the back block.
Just about all you need be concerned with is pre/post99.
The older cockers have a large body with just one milled side for the timing rod.The back block is thicker and the bolt is longer.
The newer bodies are milled both sides , and have a short bolt and back block.There is also a difference in the hole where the front block mounts.I think the newer ones use a larger size(diameter) for the screw/volumizer through the front block.Comment
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Cut it in half and count the rings.
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