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Old 09-16-2013, 10:49 PM
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You guys probably know this without even blinking but what are the three holes in this frame assembly for?

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Old 09-16-2013, 10:57 PM
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Those are for the bracket that attaches the optional hydraulic angle cylinder.
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I was told that it was for a hydraulic lift bracket. Someone will let you know for sure.
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That is for the optional angle control hydraulic ram.
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Got it. Thanks. Wish I had one of those!!!!
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They come up on ebay occasionally but they are pricey.
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Got it. Thanks. Wish I had one of those!!!!
Make sure you have a tractor with the front ports!
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I don't....but you never know what the future may bring!
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Yup it had a power hydraulic cylinder attached to it at one time.
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Anyone have some pic's of one installed?
I have a blade frame just like it and a 1450 w/dual hyd to use on it.
All I'd have to do is get the right length cyl for it.

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