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Old 01-31-2011, 07:05 PM
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This is the only item I don't have for the 3 point lift for my 782. Does anyone happen to know the dimensions for this bar?

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Old 02-01-2011, 09:11 AM
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Dwayne,

I'm at work right now but when I get home this afternoon I can measure one for you unless someone gets to it quicker. I think I have one out.
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Old 02-01-2011, 10:52 AM
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Would appreciate that alot. Thanks.
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Dwayne,

I found the one I have out off my 782.
It is 26" long x 1-3/8" wide.
Both holes are 1" in from each end to the center of the hole.
The one hole is 1/2" diameter and the other hole is 3/4" diameter.

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Thanks so much Cubcrazy. I can get one made pretty quick now. Got to love all the great people at this site.
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That 3/4" hole is NOT a through hole, it's a hole (probably 1/2" or 3/8", whatever size the clevis pin that holds it to the rockshaft is) with a 3/4" counterbore.
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Thanks for the heads up Matt. I'll pull the cover and get a view of what is going on with that.
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Dwayne,

You ever have a chance to look at your lift block plate yet?
I just looked at another one of my three point hitch setups that came off an 82 series and both bars I have are 3/4" thru holes at that end.
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No, I haven't had a chance. I was out yesterday with the 129 and the trailer doing a burn pile. I need to get the tunnel cover off and look at the connection spot. One post I found on another site had pictures of how to hook up the lift bar, and they showed using a 2 1/2 head pin holding the bar to the lift mount. The bar was counter sunk to allow the head of the pin to ride flush once installed. I will try to look at it this weekend maybe. My daughters birthday is consuming the weekend, LOL. But am hoping I can get out into the shop and do some investigating.
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Mine has 3/4 holes in it. It has a bushing that reduces down to the size of the 1/2" bolt PLUS it allows for the movement of the bar.

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