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Old 09-21-2013, 09:28 PM
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someone who has on attached, can you take some pics of the lifting rod where it hooks to lift and lower the blade. bought it second hand off the tractor and see no place on my 71 to attach the lift linkage.

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Old 09-21-2013, 09:39 PM
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I can but you will have to wait till daylight! lol
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well crap, thats what i feared. i don't have the part that pots to the lift arm that the rod hooks too. the part that really sucks is i don't have one for the snow blower either. so i need 2 of them. any one have a couple for sale? getting things ready for winter.

dang it. or if someone can let me barrow on to make a pattern so i can make them.
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Old 09-21-2013, 11:56 PM
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or a good link to and electric lift. maybe i make them electric lifts. might as well go lazy if i have to buy parts.
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the part that really sucks is i don't have one for the snow blower either. so i need 2 of them.
I'm assuming you have one tractor designated for the blade, and another tractor for the blower?
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Old 09-22-2013, 07:57 AM
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ya i sure do. the 71 pulling tractor in my avitar is getting the blade for the winter and the 71 that i posted as my restore project is getting the blower. looks like i need to find the alignment bolts that the end of the blower mounting frame slide onto. i seen them in a pic. next attachment i am going to buy on a tractor so i know i have all the parts.
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...... looks like i need to find the alignment bolts that the end of the blower mounting frame slide onto. i seen them in a pic. ..
You don't have to have those alignment quick attach pins to use the QA-42 on an earlier narrow frame. I had my QA-42 on my 122 and it bolts right up.


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I made the pin plates so I could just slip them into the hole and use the factory welded in nut to secure the QA-42 but you can use bolts in the forward hole. The pin plates just make it a lot easier.
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