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Old 02-15-2014, 11:47 AM
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Is there another bracket that mounts to the front end of the frame? I think I am missing a part. Since I have never seen this setup, i'm not sure. I looked online and can't find a bracket in any of the IPBs. Can you send a pic of yours if you have it installed?
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Don't get to down on your 1440, my son has one and prefers it to anything in the barn (1541, 317, 318, wheel horse, 582) for cutting grass ! He really likes the 14 hp vanguard and I can tell a difference between the 1440 and 1541 in steering from the weight difference of the engines. His has a helper spring on it (very neat set up) and it makes the manual lift effortless. Looks like I will need to invest in some butt braces myself before long I have already chatted with sam mac about this very thing.
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