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Old 07-09-2015, 01:25 PM
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on my 1250 it still has the armstrong lift,eventually that will change. i have both hydro lift and electric lifts on my allis chalmers and i think they both work well. i have a 36 inch tiller i hang on the electric lift and it picks it up just fine.guess it boils down to how much time and money one wants to spend.
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Does the 147 14hp already have the drive cup with integrated pulley?
Or does one from a 12hp need to be installed?
The drive cup on the 147's (and other K321's) are the same as the 10 and 12 hp engines use. What is more of a problem is the screen on the 14 hp engines, it "sticks out" farther than the 10 and 12 hp engines. I've never done any serious measuring on them but it appears that the screen (and possibly the shroud) would interfere with the belt, because the pulley is somewhat recessed in the screen.

Once again, I've never done any measuring, but I believe another problem putting a hydraulic lift on a 147 is the already existing front electric lift bracket and the "flywheel hump" in the frame. I believe they could interfere with mounting the hydraulic lift bracket/s.

If anyone knows this information to be inaccurate, please correct me.
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The lift/dump cylinders I had on the Johnny Bucket were pretty strong and quick...If you go on the JB site you can see them and the capacity they have....
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