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Old 11-17-2013, 01:19 PM
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Do you have the correct lift arm bracket mounted on the frame? It looks a lot like a NF blade bracket on a WF tractor. Perhaps this is a reason why it doesn't lift high enough.

The hyd. cylinder looks good.
Don't know. It's the one that was on the push blade, so I guess it's any ones guess.
What is the differences?
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I have never seen a lift bracket like that. It looks kinda long and well just strange.
And I might be wrong but I didnt think they made them for wide or narrow. Just the same one for both. The sub frame is the only thing that is changed from wide to narrow frames.
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I have never seen a lift bracket like that. It looks kinda long and well just strange.
And I might be wrong but I didnt think they made them for wide or narrow. Just the same one for both. The sub frame is the only thing that is changed from wide to narrow frames.
The bracket is a little tweaked, been bent and re-bent.
But if it was leaned in like an "original" bracket it would let the rod rub on the Frankenstein bolt in the frame.
I thought I read on here one time about two different lift brackets. (?)
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From your pictures it looks like the correct lift bracket Todd.
There is a difference between the NF and WF lift brackets. The WF is a tad longer then the NF and if my memory is correct the NF comes up at a steeper angle also.
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http://ccmanuals.info/pdf/Front%2042...l%20Manual.pdf

Page 8vs pg 13 is what I was referring to.
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Sorry, I think I fixed it.
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From your pictures it looks like the correct lift bracket Todd.
There is a difference between the NF and WF lift brackets. The WF is a tad longer then the NF and if my memory is correct the NF comes up at a steeper angle also.
Thanks Mike, then I have the correct one on because the ones I have for a narrow frame are as you described "comes up at a steeper angle"
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Someone please post a pick of the 2 brackets. I had a narrow frame and a wide frame sub frame, And mine are the exact same. So i want to know what one is correct, so I can get the correct one on there before I sell it. The PO must have changed one of them.
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I think I have both off the blades so if someone doesn't get to it before tomorrow evening then I will post some pics.
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