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Old 10-11-2015, 10:06 PM
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Default Quick attach on 122....
Ok so I know the basic answer is anything can be fabricated, but has anyone made or put a quick attach on a 122 or similar?
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Old 10-11-2015, 10:10 PM
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just buy a 1x4 frame and switch everything over.
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Old 10-11-2015, 10:17 PM
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I make the plate with the pins which makes hook up very easy



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Old 10-11-2015, 10:57 PM
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I was thinking of something like that, but i would realy like to make it a QA without switching out frame.
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I was thinking of something like that, but i would realy like to make it a QA without switching out frame.
I used my QA-42 on my former 122 simply by using those straps to bolt it up. It worked perfectly
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I think it's easier to put the blade on my 102 with Jeff's pins than my 782. Every time I raise the front up to lock the pins in the ears fall of the back. Maybe I am not holding my mouth right.
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I make the plate with the pins which makes hook up very easy



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As stated in an earlier post the straps Jeff make are easier to install attachments that use a quick attach.

One of My 100s has a front blade, mower and a center blade that are installed at different times.
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I get that, but what I'm asking is has anyone put a QA on a 122. I don't realy care about what is easy. I don't have a problem bolting an attachment up, i just want to do,it, to do, IT.
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I get that, but what I'm asking is has anyone put a QA on a 122. I don't realy care about what is easy. I don't have a problem bolting an attachment up, i just want to do,it, to do, IT.
QA-42 on my 122

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I think you want to put a qa mounting system on the 122 like a 125 has.Am I correct?
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