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I broke my sc !!!!!

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Alvy

08-23-2006 02:57:41

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Guys, I need help!! I was out blading trails in the woods and broke the old girl. the center link got jammed up and ended up blowing out the bolts that hold the seat and center link. blew them right out of the cast. So I may need that whole pto housing. I don"t think it can be welded. The pieces are gone in the woods. Anyway, is it gray cast or cast iron?
Does anyone have that part?

Thanks, Alvy

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C. Amick

08-23-2006 09:29:01

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Re: I broke my sc !!!!! in reply to Alvy, 08-23-2006 02:57:41

I have a non-eagle SC that has a homemade 3-point hitch. I used a piece of 1/2" by 4 inch steel mounted flat ways to mount the center arm on. I used the seat mounting bolts to help hold it. One end extends under the seat and the other end has 2 replacement lift arm ends welded to it. The middle arm to attaches to these with a pin.

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wilson

08-23-2006 07:48:36

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Re: I broke my sc !!!!! in reply to Alvy, 08-23-2006 02:57:41

hey guy all is not lost I done that to my D C 30 years ago and the fix is still going strong. A totaly new plate and top link suspemsion point must be made which gets its support from the large studs which bolt the rear pto housing to the the main rear housing and also making a plate which drops around the pto 4 bolts on the rear. As for thr broken part of the casting build it up with J B weld as it will no longer support the top link,this will keep the oil in. You must also not cover the oil fill for hydrolic oli. Or you can make a lighter cover and get the optional top link mount which covers the pto shaft. This lowers the hitch point to standard measurments ,however the pto is not usable while this is attached. you may call me at 307 532 3999 and i could explain better . Bill

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