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Old 11-05-2015, 09:44 PM
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i just scored a cat 0 hitch for my 1811 for a nice crisp franklin, its complete except for the lift links that connect the lift arms to the lift itself. it would be great if someone could snap a couple close up pics and give me some general dimensions so i can make a set. thanks
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Xtreme sells them. Item #CC-34-002

http://www.xtrememotorworks.com/Part...03%20Point.htm

5 rows down in the center of the page.
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Yea I saw they had them but wanted to make my own set, I have a few ideas to improve the design.
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Mine are from a GT, not SGT. But if you would like, I can take a couple pictures.

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Just a heads up, your lift links are supposed to be on the inside of the bottom arms and your top link hitch bracket is upside down.
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Just a heads up, your lift links are supposed to be on the inside of the bottom arms and your top link hitch bracket is upside down.
That's pretty par for the course for me, got it all bassackwards!

J-mech pointed out the lift arms were inside out, I already fixed that. I was not aware of the hitch bracket being on wrong, I'll fix that as well.

Thanks Sam.
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Tim - you're looking for the GT arms not the SGT arms, correct? I would be glad to snap some pics and grab measurements of the CAT0 on my 2072 but i don't think it'll do you much good here. I think what MWShaw provided is what you're looking for - you just need some dimensions right?

If you want pics and measurements please let me know and i'll grab them for you if it'll help you out.
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i just need to know how long the threads are on a gt.
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i just need to know how long the threads are on a gt.
I can pop the arms off of mine, lay then next to a scale and take some pics. I'll post them up tomorrow.
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I can pop the arms off of mine, lay then next to a scale and take some pics. I'll post them up tomorrow.
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