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Old 11-16-2014, 09:37 AM
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Very nice. Good job. Also like the info.
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Very nice. Your work looks great. I would like to do the same with my 2086. How much horizontal movement do you need for the lift cable ?
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Nice job. Only issue I can see is that you may need to add some guides for the pulleys or maybe deeper groove pulleys.
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Very nice. Your work looks great. I would like to do the same with my 2086. How much horizontal movement do you need for the lift cable ?
The cable moves almost to where the clamp hits the pulley at the front of the tractor, probably about 4 inches of movement. This lifts the plow about 8 inches. It could certainly be less if you were to configure it differently.
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Thanks that will help a lot. My 2086 doesn't have a cat o so I'll need to find a different power lift point.
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I see that Xtreme Motorworks now offers the Haban push blade brackets for the SGTs for sale. If someone wanted to attempt a modification of a plow similar to what is in this thread, that would be one less thing that would have to be fabricated.
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