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Old 04-24-2011, 12:32 PM
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Default wide frame spring assist
Trying to install a IH wide frame spring assist on a 129 but the spring
is rubbing against the trans . Anyone with a pic or diagram to ensure
I'm putting this on correctly . I have been known to dummy up once in awhile .
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here's a pic from a different thread on here... NOT my tractor or pic. Just a fyi.
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Old 04-24-2011, 04:10 PM
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Thanks ..saw that , but it doesn't show the rock shaft bolt up
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Got a pic of how you have it installed?
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I will get a pic tomorrow, but once you put it in there you will see there is only one way to bolt it up. Really no guessing to it at all.
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That's what I thought DX3 ....I don't like the way it is rubbing against the hydro case
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This might help
I have a hi res copy if you need it.
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File Type: pdf scan0002.pdf (15.8 KB, 120 views)
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This might help
I have a hi res copy if you need it.
That is much better than my picture can show.
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Thanks Lew ...at work now , but pretty sure that's how I had it ...
I'll check here out whenI get home
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Default Are the springs for hydro models?
I was reading the PDF and noticed that it referred to the lift handle. Obviously they are talking about the manual lift handle. Does a spring assist do any good on a hydro lift model?
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