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12-13-2013, 10:17 AM
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2084 & 401 blade help needed!
Hey guys, I need some help from those that know more on these than me. I have a 2084 from somewhere around '93 I believe. I recent picked up a 190-401-100 blade for it from eBay. It was missing a couple of parts. Mainly the anchor plates for the rear, angling linkage and lift rod.
I picked up and installed the rear anchor plates so that's good to go. I am working on making this blade power angle, so I am not worried about the angling linkage. What's got me stumped is the lifting rod. When I look at the schematics for this, one shows that I need a "strap, cross shaft support." I don't see how or where this attaches! Can someone help? When I look at the print for the '91 and newer, it doesn't have this link. So here's what has me confused, my tractor is newer than 91, so does that mean I don't need this link and just hook the lift rod right onto the lift arm from the tractor? However, my subframe looks like the one other picture that does have the "strap, cross shaft support." Can anyone she's some light on this? Do I need this "strap, cross shaft support."? Will I damage anything if I don't use it? Thanks for the help! 
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12-13-2013, 11:59 AM
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if your talking about number 43 in second pic it goes from the lift arm outside the frame to the lift arm inside the frame where the mower lift hooks it braces the outside lift they brake easy.
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12-13-2013, 12:12 PM
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Yes, I am talking about #43. Thank you for the response! So you are saying that I install the lift rod, and then this brace on the lift arm bracket on the mower. And then the top side goes back to the inside of the frame? What part brakes easy, the peg sticking out of the lift arm bracket? I thought that looked like a weak point.
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12-15-2013, 07:55 PM
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no but the brace first then the lift arm
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