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Old 01-27-2013, 09:17 PM
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Hey guys,

Bought a 122 a couple weeks ago. The PO cut out a section of the frame where the creeper gear slot and breather hole was. I'm assuming it was to access driveshaft pin. If somebody could measure how wide the creeper gear slot is supposed to be that would be awesome. I plan on cutting out a piece of 1/8" plate and patch it in.

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I have my 122 apart. Mine is a lot diffferent than your unless the PO did more damage than you thought. I can make a dimensioned drawing of what I have in the morning.
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That hole is pretty big.The frame looks to be for a 123 as there is a larger cutout for the hydro linkage .
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I must have a later frame because mine also has the hole in the side of the frame for the hydro adjustment. I've read the later 122's share the frame with the 123's.

mortten- dimensions would be great!
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I must have a later frame because mine also has the hole in the side of the frame for the hydro adjustment. I've read the later 122's share the frame with the 123's.

mortten- dimensions would be great!
I will get you a drawing in the morning. I didn't think about frame sharing with the 123. I think mine is a 1966.
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Here you go. Hope it helps.
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yes! that is great! I'll let you know how it turns out
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got the plate cut out.

Hey mortten wanna get out the tape measure for me again. The bolt holes on my hood are all egged out. Wondering if you could give me a measurement to the center of the hole.

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The hole is 3/8" diameter. The center is 1" from the bottom and 1 3/32" from the front. There is also a thick washer welded to the back of the hole for reinforcement. Don't know if those are intact on yours. I can send some pics if you need them.
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