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05-10-2010, 10:36 PM
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Model 123 Hitch questions.
I just picked up a 123 over the weekend. Now I want to get a decent hitch set up for implements......this leads to a couple questions.
I found these items and am told they will fit a narrow frame Cub. I'm still a green horn on the narrow frame stuff, and I'm not really sure what the parts may be worth. I dont want to rob anyone, but I don't want to get gouged either. Fair is fair. does anyone have any idea what the parts shown might be worth? 3 point parts.jpg Now for the big one. I do not have a hydraulic lift. I do have an electric lift. Should this cause any concern if I plan to use this with a brinly style hitch to raise & lower a rear blade? Thanks to anyone to respond! I'm still a green horn  when it comes to modifying & working on the 123. But I can read & learn from the pro's here.
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05-11-2010, 07:11 AM
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05-11-2010, 08:37 AM
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Thanks Roland! It is a good start. I want to have things together inside of two weeks.
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