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Old 09-22-2014, 10:10 AM
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I have checked the local hardware stores and can't find one thinner any suggestions?
File the slot a little deeper in the castle nut??
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Old 09-22-2014, 10:26 AM
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File the slot a little deeper in the castle nut??
I know that is an option but that is a lot of filing. I have seen thin pattern washers just can't find any to save me!
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Old 09-22-2014, 10:55 AM
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I know that is an option but that is a lot of filing. I have seen thin pattern washers just can't find any to save me!
You only need to modify one pair of slots, it would take what, 3 minutes?

Just ordering a washer on line will take longer.
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You only need to modify one pair of slots, it would take what, 3 minutes?

Just ordering a washer on line will take longer.
yeah that is what I was thinking cause I want to get this done.
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well I got the nut fixed up and everything is together but I noticed last nite when I was putting the subframe on the tractor, the front part that goes into the quick attach point (circled in the pic) is drilled for a cotter.
Are these supposed to have a cotter in them after putting into the quick attach? Reason I ask is when it is mounted the subframe wants to slide side to side...it would make sense to have a pin but once in the quick attach there doesn't seem to be enough room to get a pin in it!!!!
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I've run machines both ways, with and without a cotter. I ran on 2 1811's and a 1050 without one and never had a problem. That being said, I'm using washers and cotter pins on the 1864 its on now to help "lock it in", side to side wise. It seems like using cotter pins and washers helps to take up the slack and stop potential frame twisting, if you happen to hit something sideways. That's how I see it, at least.
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I've run machines both ways, with and without a cotter. I ran on 2 1811's and a 1050 without one and never had a problem. That being said, I'm using washers and cotter pins on the 1864 its on now to help "lock it in", side to side wise. It seems like using cotter pins and washers helps to take up the slack and stop potential frame twisting, if you happen to hit something sideways. That's how I see it, at least.
That is what I was thinking but as I said there isn't much room for a cotter let alone a washer just seems to me that the pins that go into the quick attach aren't long enough to accomodate this.
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That is what I was thinking but as I said there isn't much room for a cotter let alone a washer just seems to me that the pins that go into the quick attach aren't long enough to accomodate this.
There should be room

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There should be room

Looking at your picture it appears to be enough room...I am thinking my uprights may need spread out a bit. Thanks man!!!!
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Looking at your picture it appears to be enough room...I am thinking my uprights may need spread out a bit. Thanks man!!!!
When I put the snow blade on my 147 (similar but slightly different set up) I had to bend in the upright mounting tabs to eliminate the lateral slack.
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