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Old 04-22-2012, 09:37 PM
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Default Question About Adding a Sleeve Hitch to a 1450 Hydraulic Lift.
I added the sleeve hitch to the QL1000, no problem, installation was obvious.

Does anyone have a pic of connecting the arm of the sleeve hitch to the rock shaft of a QL1450 hydraulic lift, installation was not so obvious!!

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Old 04-22-2012, 09:52 PM
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I will take one tomorrow of my 1450, I just installed it last week.

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Installing a 3 point on a 1450, is exactly the same as installing a 3 point on a 1000....same parts required, installed the same way, in the same locations.
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I thought the hydraulic cylinder arm would get in the way, it looked intimidating!!
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The 'Lift Bar Plate' bolts on the outside of the Rt side 'Lift Arm' with 2 3/8" bolts, just like on the manual lift model 1000. BTW, it is slightly easier to install the lift bar plate on the lift arm, if you already have the lift bar attached to lift plate...and slide it in from the back , kinda keeping it in the rt side frame channel, bolt the lift arm to the lift lever, then install the lift lever using either the bolts or solid rod (depending on if your frame has the small holes with 'bushings' for use with the solid rod, or the big holes for use with the stud shaft bolts Serial # 616146 and up)

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Thanks Wild Bill!!, I will look at it tomorrow, gotta "lathe" me some bushings so I do not have to use those special bolts!!

I like the idea of a rod going across, seems stronger!!
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Should look something like this
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Thanks Adam for the pic, and thanks to everybody else for the help.

I forgot the "Lift bar, plate assembly" just bolted to the side of the rockshaft arm.

It will be easy now!!
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