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Old 01-09-2015, 09:00 PM
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It has a nut welded to the inside of the frame at least on this 147. I think its factory this way but not sure about other models.
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It has a nut welded to the back of the frame at least on this 147. I think its factory this way but not sure about other models.
Well that explains that. I'm going to bust out the welder tomorrow.
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Old 01-09-2015, 09:03 PM
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Danfeste your the man! Those are include in the adapter package the manual make reference too.
The 2 owners before me must have miss placed them over the last 40 years lol. I knew it was something stupid.
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The 2 owners before me must have miss placed them over the last 40 years lol. I knew it was something stupid.
As long good guys shim in and help you working this out that's all that count! Enough say! Get that cub back to work ASAP!
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you need the special lift rod though...
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Thanks guys
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Old 01-09-2015, 09:21 PM
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you need the special lift rod though...
I have hydro lift. I think I may be ok.
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If its going to be installed on 70 100 102 122 123 you won't be able to weld nuts to the inside of the frame for the front hole. They will interfere with the grill casting that needs to slide on the inside of the frame. I'm not sure if that is the case with the 124 series tractors.
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If its going to be installed on 70 100 102 122 123 you won't be able to weld nuts to the inside of the frame for the front hole. They will interfere with the grill casting that needs to slide on the inside of the frame. I'm not sure if that is the case with the 124 series tractors.
My former 122 and both my 125's have the welded nut inside the frame.


My 122 with the QA42 attached with my quick attach tabs . Notice the bolt in the rear hole.
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Only the middle bolt has a nut welded. Newer models have the third one welded also and uses a shoulder bolt I believe.
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