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Old 01-09-2015, 12:57 PM
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Some months ago, I seem to remember , that someone fabricated a rock shaft (correct term?) replacement for the cast one, that is getting hard to find, at a reasonable price. I realize that a fabricated one won't be cheap, but could lend itself to custom applications, such as 2 lift arms for modified cat-o, etc. Anyone remember that post? I'm working on the 149. And I just can't help myself. I'm always exploring "better" answers/solutions.

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I remember the post. I'll see if I can find it.

I've bought several off Patton. His were reasonable. Or, at least I thought he was. I'm one of the guys who always rants that parts are overpriced. I think I paid around $125 total for all parts (shipping included).
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Old 01-09-2015, 01:07 PM
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Thanks J-MECH.
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Old 01-09-2015, 10:23 PM
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Several guys on here have built one, I did . I can't remember what plans I used , if I used any. Think I just took ideas from others and made mine. I just measured and built mine. The lift arm that runs to the rockshaft I got measurements from someone on here. Here is a picture of mine.
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I made them for my 129,126,&100.






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Old 01-10-2015, 01:13 AM
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I'm not sure the post your talking about, but this thread has the dimensions you need for a wide frame rock shaft.
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Thanks guys. I pulled an image of the dimensions page, and put it on my computer, to print.
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I made them for my 129,126,&100.











Thats some mighty fine work my friend!!!!







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If you break that something more important is coming with it. If you get ambitious you may want to run a couple ears forward to the axle tube bolts like Xtreme offers for the lower hitch they sell.
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