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Old 02-01-2015, 09:35 PM
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I measured 7" and the length of the carriage is 31 3/8's
That should be close enough. Pull that cross pin and it should fit.
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Your subframe is for a 70 thru 123.
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So what does the 72-147 frame look like?
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That should be close enough. Pull that cross pin and it should fit.
I don't have any measurements and I don't keep them in my head, but I'm thinkin Jeff is right, pull that cross bar out of there and see if the holes will line up with the holes in the frame.
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I don't have any measurements and I don't keep them in my head, but I'm thinkin Jeff is right, pull that cross bar out of there and see if the holes will line up with the holes in the frame.
If it does not have the extensions on it (I cannot tell from the picture) then it will not work. I had one and it was close but did not work, despite my best explicatives!!

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Well then if the only differences are the front mounts. Could anyone give me the dimensions and I'll make new ones. Thanks for the help
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You can use a front mower deck mule drive from a bolt on sub frame and remove the 4 inch flat brackets and mount the blade to that. It's much stronger.
Download the 42 spring trip blade 1 manual. In illustration 5 there is a picture of what I was talking about.

Also I noticed that have instruction for a bolt on sub frame mounting instruction of how to mount it to an Original. Illustration 3.
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I'm sorry iv looked at the manual and just dont understand what 4" brackets to cut. I do have a mule drive off of a 122 to use.
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here are some pics of the brackets.
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