Hydraulic lift for my narrow frame 124. Rockshaft.

[finsruskw]

You need part number 19 in the parts lookup.
I ran into the same issue when installing a lift on my 126 several years ago and made some up copying one I was able to borrow.
Drop me a line if you want one.
The spacers are just a 3 short lengths of 3/8 x 1/2 bushing stock and place the pump bracket the proper distance from the frame for pully and belt clearance and to position the ram in the correct location.
FYI, the pump and hydraulic action is a bit on the slooow side so don't expect too much in the way of speed here.
Good luck!

[darkminion_17]

Here are a few pics of the two different lift arm rock shafts. The one on the left is for the electric lift.
Third pic is where you cut the handle off.

[Rwgarrison23]

Originally Posted by finsruskw

You need part number 19 in the parts lookup.
I ran into the same issue when installing a lift on my 126 several years ago and made some up copying one I was able to borrow.
Drop me a line if you want one.
The spacers are just a 3 short lengths of 3/8 x 1/2 bushing stock and place the pump bracket the proper distance from the frame for pully and belt clearance and to position the ram in the correct location.
FYI, the pump and hydraulic action is a bit on the slooow side so don't expect too much in the way of speed here.
Good luck!

I've sent you a pm.

Originally Posted by darkminion_17

Here are a few pics of the two different lift arm rock shafts. The one on the left is for the electric lift.
Third pic is where you cut the handle off.

Thank you sir.

[Red Dave]

Originally Posted by Rwgarrison23

Where would the spacers go?

This pic shows where the spacers go, between the pump mounting bracket and the tractor frame.



This pic shows the bracket you will need to lift a snowplow.


I looked through my spare parts, but I don't have another bracket for the plow lift.

This is the belt to drive the hydraulic lift:


Do you need a copy of the installation manual? I can email one to you if you need it.

[Rwgarrison23]

Originally Posted by Red Dave

This pic shows where the spacers go, between the pump mounting bracket and the tractor frame.



This pic shows the bracket you will need to lift a snowplow.


I looked through my spare parts, but I don't have another bracket for the plow lift.

This is the belt to drive the hydraulic lift:


Do you need a copy of the installation manual? I can email one to you if you need it.

The plow bracket looks simple enough. I'll rework my current plow bracket. Yes sir. Rwgarrison2323@gmail.com.

[Red Dave]

You're right, the plow lift bracket is simple. In fact if you have one for the manual lift, it is nearly identical. I think that all you would need to do is cut off the top of it where the "U" clamp around the handle is, the bottom part looks the same to me.

[finsruskw]

Ready to ship, Ron
Check your PM's

[drglinski]

So let me get this straight- even if you have a manual lift and cut off the handle at the required location you still have to have an additional part to bolt to the lift cylinder clevis to function?

[finsruskw]

Yes, The part #19 pictured above.

[drglinski]

Thanks, appreciate it