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Old 02-05-2011, 01:59 AM
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Does anyone know if it is possible to put an electric lift on a Cub 129? I have an electric lift that was on a NF and I don't know much about WF's. What mods would I have to make if this is possible? Would I have to cut into the wiring harness or could I just wire it straight from from the batter? Thanks in advance for your help!!!

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Old 02-05-2011, 06:38 AM
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YES...The Electric Lift Option can be mounted on the 1x8/9 series.

There is a plug (w/blue wire) already attached to the harness in the Ignition Switch area.
See Wiring Diagrams in the Technical Library Section.
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Please know that you must have a electric lift for a wide frame! A NF lift will not work, they are two different designs, meaning the mount "eye" is turned for a wide frame to mount between the frame rails under the dash tower.
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Thanks guys. That's what I wondered if the WF and NF electric lifts were interchangeable or not. I knew that the rockshafts were different, but I didn't know about the lifts themselves. Looks like my NF lift won't work on the 129 I'm hoping to get. Thanks again for your help!

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Since it won't work on your WF, send it to me (lol). I need to do something different on my 100.
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I just bought a 129 yesterday. Sorry V@rmint, guess I'll have to buy another cub to put it on. You know its an addiction when you fabricate excuses to buy another one......

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Where do I find the Technical Library Section? I'm looking for the wiring diagram for a 1650.
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Where do I find the Technical Library Section? I'm looking for the wiring diagram for a 1650.
Here you go.

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