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I posted picture of the lift I made

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old

10-08-2006 18:30:28




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Thanks again Rod for the pictures of your lift. I posted pictures of it on the implanment area of the lift I made for my C. It works well other then it will only lift about 500LBS or so. Maybe I'll put on a bigger cylinder or a doulbe cylinder set up to get more lift. I know this it sure is a handy little set up, and sure helps save my poor old wore out back bone, LOL.

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Rod (NH)

10-09-2006 05:16:22




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 Re: I posted picture of the lift I made in reply to old, 10-08-2006 18:30:28  
Your welcome. It looks great. You have one-of-a-kind. I've seen one other like mine on a B but I've never seen any on a C. I'm sure you'll find many uses for it in addition to a front plow. I like the telescoping lift arm feature of yours. Don't overload it though. I've lifted a fully loaded 16.9x26 tire/rim combo before with mine (800-900 lbs) but I think the tractor front was way overloaded. It was a lot more than the V snowplow it was originally provided for. And that was with a lift arm much shorter than yours. The hyd hand pump I use was difficult to pump (lots of force needed), the front tires were squat way down and steering was extremely hard. I was concerned about that front axle pivot pin on my B but it held. Fortunately I only had to move the tire a short distance. These tractors were never designed for front buckets of any significance or heavy lifts off the front - so don't go overboard with it :o).

Rod

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