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ky ted

10-19-2005 03:16:51




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have an 830 with eagle hitch and the lift arms are bent. can i heat them to streighten them and they still be strong enough to use. thanks ted




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dctom

10-19-2005 17:22:01




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 Re: 830 lift arms in reply to ky ted, 10-19-2005 03:16:51  
THEY ONLY GET BENT IF YOU TIE THEM TOGEATHER WITH A CHAIN AND PULL STUMPS, LOL STRAIGHTEN EM NO PROBLEM



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Irv Slagter

10-20-2005 20:11:55




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 Re: 830 lift arms in reply to dctom, 10-19-2005 17:22:01  
Yep, make that a 4ft. pine shrub that a 730 wouldn't budge----pulled the front end clear off the ground AND bent the eagle hitch a little----jacked it apart. Won't do that again!!!:^[



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JGarner

10-19-2005 10:56:17




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 Re: 830 lift arms in reply to ky ted, 10-19-2005 03:16:51  
These arms are castings. If they are bent, any heating will soften the metal and trying to rebend back to shape could damage or break them.

How were they bent? We could pick up the world with our Eagle Hitch 830. I can't imagine how they could be bent.



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John Saeli

10-19-2005 16:56:40




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 Re: 830 lift arms in reply to JGarner, 10-19-2005 10:56:17  
Hey J. I'm sure the Arms are Tubular Steel. The Claws are Cast. I've Straightened a good many Arms with good results. Sometimes have to weld up a crack, no big deal.



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JGarner

10-20-2005 05:40:16




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 Re: 830 lift arms in reply to John Saeli, 10-19-2005 16:56:40  
Wow! I guess I just looked at the claws and never paid any attention to the rest of the arms. They looked like our SC and the welds joining them to the claws and the mounting points were finished so well I just assumed the were complete castings. Never-the-less how the heck could you bend them? Must have been some kind of a bind and then pull forward in 1st?



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Triplerange

10-21-2005 08:22:47




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 Re: 830 lift arms in reply to JGarner, 10-20-2005 05:40:16  
I didn't know you could bend anything cast. I thought it just snaps off?



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