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Old 08-01-2011, 09:41 PM
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just acquired a hitch today and i am new to the connections. i got the sleeve hitch in the back connected but how does the connecting bar attach at the front? which side?? thanks jeff
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This should help: http://ccmanuals.info/pdf/WF%203PT%20Install.pdf

Wish I had pictures of that, but I don't...
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thank you very much!!!! i looked all over for directions, but this being a monday, i didn't find them. thanks again!!! jeff
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Here is a view of that set up on my 149:
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I don't remember if the manual says it or not but putting the pin plate on the arm with a carter key before mounting it to the rock shaft helps.
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thanks everyone!!! I got it on, now I just need to purchase some longer bolts for the bottom brackets. Jeff
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Are you going to use grade 8 bolts?
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Grade 8 is unnecessary for this...Grade 5 is what it came with and will work just fine.
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