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Old 01-18-2016, 05:10 PM
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Does anyone have a picture or explanation of where the rear lift mounts on a 122? I just took a walk back to my shed to check it out and I am quite puzzled. Am I missing a bracket? Thanks again. Jeff
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Any pics of what you have so far? We love pictures around here.
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Old 01-18-2016, 06:16 PM
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I will take a few pics and post them.
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But for the record, i can use the rear lift for moldboard plow, and disc harrow on my 122?
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and so you can hopefully find some assistance with this picture that is available in the Technical Section in the library of the forum.

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/showthread.php?t=4

Both of these parts that are pictured are needed for the moldboard plow and disc harrow.


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Yes please post some pics. Hopefully you have the correct NF lift and all it's pieces
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And you should probably keep an eye out for a spring assist set-up also.
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Oh I'm seeing that you have the hydraulic lift option as well so no spring assist needed
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Does anyone have a picture or explanation of where the rear lift mounts on a 122? I just took a walk back to my shed to check it out and I am quite puzzled. Am I missing a bracket? Thanks again. Jeff


The extra washers next to the lift bar are not used. This was a failed attempt to use both the IH spring assist ( left side ) and the Brinly spring assist ( right side ) at the same time. There isn't enough room on a 125 ( hydro ) for the Brinly spring assist. You CAN use both on a 122 ( gear drive )

and the bracket underneath that the lift bar attaches to
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Thanks everyone. Yes, CC123, I have all those parts. The lift assembly is for a NF. And the picture from Jeff tells me I have to remove a plate before I can install the lift parts. I will take a look again and take some pictures as well.
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