Offset link to tie mower lift to Hayban lift on rock shaft
 

I know this was spoken of before and Sam Mac posted a picture of one. A real nice reinforced offset link. I need one because I sheared the welds on the rockshaft and after rewelding the cam end of the rockshaft 3 or 4 times I have now lost registration between the two points for lifting the Hayban snow blade. When this happens it requires a different length tube or rod betwween the plow and rockshaft. I've had three tubes made thus far. I hope this makes sence.
I'm handicaped now and can't do much (can't walk or stand long) to fabricate a link or tube but I have a couple of men from my church that are willing to help. I was able to crawl onto the 1872 to mow my yard all Summer long and I would like to plow snow from my drive this Winter. I can install the Hayban on another 1872 but I don't want to break any more welds so adding the link is important to that end. Thanks for any help, Steve

What blade and tractor are we referring to here?
A model 401 by chance?
A picture and/or copy of parts page would be quite helpful here.
I have a #401 and it will live on my 2082 this winter.
Are you talking either one of these 2 rectangular brackets that bolt to each side of the frame here??
I have both styles available

I guess I was clear as mud, my apology.

Tractor is a 1872 and the blade is a modified 54" IH 2 spring w/hydraulic angle. The undercarriage for the IH blade was scrapped and a new (same as) Hayban 401,4 spring undercarriage was built for it. I do have a couple of Hayban Snow Plows w/Hydraulic Angle - Haban Model 190 - 401 - 100.

The link I'm after is maybe 1" wide x 1/4" thick and about 3"-4" long with an offset midway. It serves to tie two points on the rockshaft together so that the roll pins and weld work together to prevent the weld from shearing. I will look some more for the picture Sam Mac posted of it.

Part #2??

https://cdn.datamanager.arinet.com/i...2e89fc5/Medium

I think it will be clear in this thread with Sam Mac's photos; https://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/...ad.php?t=54402

And my modified snow plow is shown here fwiw.
https://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/...649#post484649

Part number 43

https://www.xtrememotorworks.com/Pus...e%20Parts.html
scroll down to the 7th item. Steve nailed it.