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Old 03-31-2016, 07:41 PM
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Jay the Cub lit says 1139 LBS with a 60" deck. My guess is the 2182 I sold you weighs at least 1300 LBS with the loaded Tru Powers and the extra steel on the deck and the braces.
I figured it was pretty heavy.. I was guessing 1200 to 1400... I know it's heavy.. used it the other day to pull a Grand Wagoneer (5500 lbs) in the shop up a steep hill... never even slipped a tire.

It would be sketchy for sure on a lift rated for 1000lbs
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Here is how I extended the table, I welded some square tube on the bottom of the table and bolted some 1/8 X 1 & 3/4 angle iron in it,
when I first did it I had it so I could remove the sides easy,
You could just drill some 1/2 inch holes and bolt some angle iron on the bottom,



And as you can see I extended the lift arm and I'm going to do the same with the release lever.



OH and takes about 80 Pumps to bring it all the way up,
SO : Jatnjeep be nice to you father and get him an Air Lift one, LOL
Oh and I guess you drive a Jeep. here is a picture of mine,
Awesome!! Thanks for the pics!!

I do drive a jeep... and I work on them everyday for a living!!

Dad started messing with Jeeps around 1948 and started messing with Cub Cadets around 1965!!
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The lift I use can be seen in this thread.

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ght=lift+table

Cubcrazy found these bargains a couple years ago and it's been a back saver.
Sam,

Id love to find a lift like yours... that thing is sweet!!
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Hi Cubcrazy : what type of lift is that you have, It looks like air bags ??
Or is it a skirt that goes around it?
And what is top made of ?
in the picture it looks like 1/2 steel plate ?
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Another great idea by cheif!

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...390#post185390


Thanks for sharing.
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I Know This Should Not Be On Here, Or On My property, Or in my Shop,
But my Neighbor And Friend has went and gone the wrong way, A John Deer,
And Needed My HELP,
Well You Know The Old Navy Chief can and will help any one.
even with a John Deer,
It need new bearings and a Belt,

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