Destroked 450
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- Location
- Harned, Ky
Finished baling and had time to get those measurements.
Axle housing to the back of the angle is 3"
The brackets have another set of holes to move the brackets forward for tractors with smaller rear tires, the rear position is for these tractors with 13.6 or 14.9-28 tires
We mount the picker so that the main support tube is 3-5" behind the right rear tire, to far back and the front of the tractor gets to light
Left side mounting hole is around 3"- 3 1/4" down from the top of the angle
Right side mounting hole is 1 1/2" - 1 3/4" down from the top
Don't know what the previous owner had installed that pin for.
My picker bearing support has two sets of slots
Not sure why the photo loaded upside down but I'm not going to fight it, last time I tried I lost.
In the bottom slot I have 5" from the angle base to the middle of the shaft.
This is the position it was in when I bought the 881 and picker, this position also works good when mounted on my 4000AP.
Hope these help you get it mounted properly.
Axle housing to the back of the angle is 3"
The brackets have another set of holes to move the brackets forward for tractors with smaller rear tires, the rear position is for these tractors with 13.6 or 14.9-28 tires
We mount the picker so that the main support tube is 3-5" behind the right rear tire, to far back and the front of the tractor gets to light
Left side mounting hole is around 3"- 3 1/4" down from the top of the angle
Right side mounting hole is 1 1/2" - 1 3/4" down from the top
Don't know what the previous owner had installed that pin for.
My picker bearing support has two sets of slots
Not sure why the photo loaded upside down but I'm not going to fight it, last time I tried I lost.
In the bottom slot I have 5" from the angle base to the middle of the shaft.
This is the position it was in when I bought the 881 and picker, this position also works good when mounted on my 4000AP.
Hope these help you get it mounted properly.
