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Old 05-24-2012, 12:03 AM
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Cool pics. The tiller is looking good behind the super. Love the big rear ags, I can't wait to get a pair for my super!
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Got a little time to work on the tiller mount tonight. First thing I did was turn the left lift arm around. Sure looks better from the back.

But, Looks like I will need to cut off about 3" of the PTO shaft. That was the main reason the tiller was being forced to the right. In one pic you can see the white soapstone mark where it will probably be cut.

Next will be a trip to Farm & Fleet or TSC to see if I can find a longer cat "0" center link .


Looks like I will have to pull the gearbox off the tiller to drain and flush it out. I do not see a drain plug.

.......getting closer!
Your getting there!
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Got my cat 0 to cat 1 adapter made today.
I started with a 4" x 6" plate and cut a hole to go over the original cat 0 mount on the tractor. I welded two vertical plates, one on either side of the original tractors cat 0 mount plates.

Next I drilled a 1/2" hole to align with the tractor's cat 0 mount and used a pin to hold the adapter in place on the tractor. Above the 1/2" hole, I drilled a 5/8" hole to accept the cat 1 center link.

Looks like it will work great.

.......next...need to change gear box and chain case oil.


sorry for the bad pics....
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Very nice! Thanks for the pics.
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Oh yeah! It's looking great!
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