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Old 01-09-2015, 11:10 PM
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Only the middle bolt has a nut welded. Newer models have the third one welded also and uses a shoulder bolt I believe.
Up to and including the 123 model was two holes per side. Starting with the 124/125 ( 1968 ) they have the QA hook ups. Here's a picture of my 125 with the QA42 with the "third bolt"
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Well there is my problem. No bushings. I'll have to get some at tractor supply tomorrow. It must be a pain to get the rear nut behind the frame. Not a lot of room behind there.
I was able to do that on my 123. Yes, it takes time, but it is possible.

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Got it all mounted today. Wish I did this 2 months ago. It's 15* out. I ended up cutting off the upper link tab and making special nuts with the rod ends. It spaces it out 1" so it clears the grill really well. Got some 1" spacers at tractor supply. I will need to flip my pulley for some reason it does not line up with the pto. Also my rod is really short and should be raised so it does not hit the front axle.
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Got the blower working today. I am very impressed. I used the longer rod for my plow and raised the mount on the hydraulic lift. Everything works great.
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glad you got it figgerd out.All you needs is a somes snows
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