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Rear lift arm on super a

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mark

02-18-2002 16:44:28




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i am trying to install the three point conversion kit on my tractor but my rocker shaft that has the lift arms on it that goes between the fenders wont fit the brace that bolts to it. my shaft has two arms on it but on the left side there is a triangle brace or something that has a bolt that goes thru it that connects the left lift arm to the rocker shaft. is this the wrong rocker shaft for my tractor and does anyone else know what theirs looks like??? if mine didnt have that thing on the left side the brace would fit fine. thanks for any help you could give

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Haas

02-19-2002 05:38:33




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 Re: rear lift arm on super a in reply to mark, 02-18-2002 16:44:28  
You have the split rockshaft that is meant for a two way plow. With this rockshaft you can lower each rear rockshaft arm independently. That is if you also have the bracket that mounts to the top of the transmission housing. You'll have to have a welding shop modify the top link bracket of your 3 pt hitch kit so you can attach it to the rockshaft.



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Hugh MacKay

02-18-2002 18:30:43




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 Re: rear lift arm on super a in reply to mark, 02-18-2002 16:44:28  
Mark: there are two different rear rockshaft set up that fit the Super A. I have never seen the 3 point hitch kit that are on market, so I don't know anything about them. The two rear rockshafts are only different on the left side One is the same on left as right except for the upright arm the pull rod from hydraulic rockshaft hooks to. The other has a switching device on the left side so one side can be lowered without the other. The main use for this was the two way plow. Some tractors were sold with two single furrow plows, one plowed to each side, thus the use for the switching device. In actual plowing it worked as the rollover plow as we know it today. Mine has this, however it has parts missing and has been welded so as to operate like the first one I mentioned. I hope I have been of some help Hugh

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