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Old 04-05-2014, 09:02 AM
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Love the idea of moving the lift cylinder from center, to rear. My 149 came with front blade, that has really messed up the front axle mount, and puts too much strain on all the steering parts. I've been contemplating modifying it for a rear mount. And you have given me some more ideas. Thanks, for the details with pics.
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Old 04-05-2014, 11:06 AM
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Love the idea of moving the lift cylinder from center, to rear. My 149 came with front blade, that has really messed up the front axle mount, and puts too much strain on all the steering parts. I've been contemplating modifying it for a rear mount. And you have given me some more ideas. Thanks, for the details with pics.
This is a link of kinda the end result of a front to rear blade conversion. Started out as a deere front blade. Don't know if its what your looking for or not.

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=30836
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Old 04-05-2014, 11:55 AM
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Yeah, I saw that.
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updating an old thread...

i just finished up rebuilding my 3 point. i got a bit carried away the other day pulling my trailer around (500LBS tongue weight) and i hit a hole in the yard. well that led to the top bar that ties everything together bending. it was 1" schedule 40 pipe. So, i got out the band saw and chopped it all up. i replaced the pipe with 1'' sold round bar. the mounts went from 1/4'' to 3/4'' with grease fittings and i added a second lift cylinder. it gained 21lbs which brings it right to 75lbs. hope to test it out tomorrow.
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You sure have one sweet 1772, with all the fixings.....You're a good fabricator...
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Default Sleeve hitch adapter for trailer.

Nice work on the three point hitch, looks really good.
Here's a little adapter I just made for my sleeve hitch so I don't have to take it off when towing a trailer or something. Someone before me put a ball in the other hitch, I imagine the hole is pretty big.
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its always good to have quick attach parts!
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Old 01-18-2017, 05:38 PM
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attached the 3 point today and tried it out. the lift capacity has doubled, picks up my trailer with ease now. the down pressure is great too. dropped the ripper in the ground and it lifted the back of the tractor up. im adding a suitcase weight bar to the ripper to counter that.
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