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Old 03-06-2015, 07:46 PM
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Default 450 blower on a 782

i just bought a 450 blower that was mounted to a super.i ordered the lift arm extension didnt recd that yet. i mounted the blower to tractor but the place where the lift rod goes seems to be already forward.the pics that i seen on the internet the place that the rod goes was in the down or a little down and towards the tractor .where as my rod is straight forward .let me what you guys think? P1010043.jpg blower is already in the down position.the arm is at 4 oclock to lift it goes to three oclock. so i wont have any lifting up? the pics that i have seen it is the 6 oclock position. thanks for your help
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Old 03-06-2015, 08:12 PM
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im pretty sure the lift strap has to be changed or have new holes drilled in it its the one that is hooked to the rockshaft your pointing to and goes down to bottom piece
the one that sits straight up and down and is held on with a cotter key at bottom i believe that piece is different from a super
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Old 03-06-2015, 08:44 PM
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the supers use a extension bracket since the tractor sits higher than a standard cub,it's hard to tell for sure in the pic but it looks like it's there [the white piece at the bottom]remove them [ 1 on each side] and I think you'll be good to go blowing
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they look like they are allready gone they would be bolted on and im not seeing bolts
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As stated above, you need the shorter lift links or drill new holes in the ones you got.
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the one with the red arrow is too long they are longer on a super shorten it and drill a hole in it on both sides or i believe extreme sells them?
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mine are at 11 12 and 13 inches from the center of the other ends hole... pic isnt sideways Sam blower is standing on its nose!!!
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thank you very much
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