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03-25-2009, 05:27 PM
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149 rear lift arm
I'm planning on fabricating the rear lift arm of the 3pt hitch from a 149 (wide frame). I'm fairly certain I can do it, problem is I don't have one in my hands to duplicate. Is anyone close to my area that would be willing to loan me the lift arm? If they need a deposit I'm sure something can be arranged. I'd need it for probably the weekend. I live in Howell, work in Ann Arbor (MI) so if you think that's possible please contact me. I imagine a 1 inch rod drilled out to 5/8ths maybe case hardened should do the trick. Pin would be about 12 inches made. Its the angles Im concerned about where the lift arm attaches to the hydro cylinder arm and where the implement attaches. Thoughts? Ive got a Bridgeport, lathe welder band saw, torches. Drill press, though drilling something a foot long will probably be best done on the lathe. thanks-Bob
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03-26-2009, 02:33 AM
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Sorry, I can't help you with a loaner... I have seen pictures of them that other people have made, most look pretty crude. I don't recall seeing any that I thought were exceptional. It is an interesting project though, and it sounds like you have the equipment to get the job done.
Good luck, and don't forget, we want to see pictures of the work in progress.
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