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08-13-2010, 08:08 PM
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149 3 point lift ???
I 've ordered or had all the parts to put a 3 point lift on the 149 I just got so I can use it for tilling. I have read Wild Bills "tilling 101" 3 times and figured I would start mounting the lift parts. It was all of 10 seconds before I hit the first road block so I need some experts to advise me.
On my 108 & 129 there is a collar attached to the inside of the frame on both sides. The lift casting fits inbetween them and the pin slides thru the whole assembly. Piece of Cake!! When I go to the 149 it is missing those collars and the holes are the size of a quater while the mounting pin is the size of a dime. Soooo, is this a factory screw up or just a different breed and I need some kind of bracket that I'm missing. Pic 1/ 108 frame w/collar Pic 2/ 149 frame wo/ collar Pic 3 / lift casting CC 149 021.jpg CC 149 022.jpg CC 149 023.jpg
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Tom CC's - 108, 122, (2)124, 149, 1320 
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