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Old 12-31-2015, 09:28 PM
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Jeff, Now that you've seen this view whats your take on the bracket?
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Jeff, Now that you've seen this view whats your take on the bracket?
You can either get a longer lift rod, have a piece of flat bar drilled to duplicate the hole spacing or not worry about it and go on as before.

Cheapest "fix" would be a spacer plate and sell the other lift bracket.
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Thanks Jeff. I guess I didnt mention I wanted to keep it original if possible. I've done some searching on partstree and found there are 2 different lift rods but have yet to come across any dimensions. I also did some digging in my pile and came across one that was about 1inch longer but when I removed the extra white bracket it was again too short. I also noticed the mount assembly was yellow as is the slotted lift bracket but the plow is white. Did I mention this was an abortion? I did a search on past post and saw a lift bracket that is the same as the white bracket in my pic mounted on a haban plow I sure could use some imput/dimensions
from some one that has the 42" plow mounted up
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Never mind guys got it figured out.
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Never mind guys got it figured out.
You gonna share with the class what you figured out?
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