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Old 10-31-2009, 12:39 AM
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Default Front Blade Linkage Question
Hey all, I wonder if there`s anyone can give any advice regarding the lift bracket that I don`t have. When I got this blade, the linkage was pinned to a piece of band iron wrapped around the lift lever. It worked ok, but I want to do this right. I`ve posted the existing setup, as it is now, without the washers and pin clips, just for this presentation. I have a pretty good piece of broken mower blade which will do for a lift bracket fabrication, I think. Any fabricating tips will be appreciated. Thanks



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Old 10-31-2009, 09:18 AM
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Click on this link. This is a Manual for the Push Blade. It covers all NF & WF model cubs. Scroll through and check out the images on the "Lift Arm Bracket".. Bracket
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Here's the lift bracket I made for mine. The bottom is slotted to fit over the rod and the top is held with a u-bolt.
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Check with a site sponsor, or on e-Bay for a Lift Arm Bracket.
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