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Old 03-19-2018, 10:21 PM
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Creeper, PTO, and Hydraulic lift!

Some very nice features.

How about some pictures of the rear PTO?
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Old 03-20-2018, 06:32 AM
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Looks pretty much beautiful the way it is.
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How about a picture of the pto lever on the left and the release lever on the engine.Never seen one on the left
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How about a picture of the pto lever on the left and the release lever on the engine.Never seen one on the left
I saw that too..... I'm thinking it's a mod....
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I saw that too..... I'm thinking it's a mod....
Might have to swap it to the other side when installing a hydro lift on a 70/100. That accessory didn’t come out until later, right?
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Might have to swap it to the other side when installing a hydro lift on a 70/100. That accessory didn’t come out until later, right?
Shouldn't matter. The 1X2/3 and 1X4/5, series all had the PTO lever on the right side. The 1X6/7 still had the control rod on the right, and the hydraulic unit fits all them without mods to the PTO control. (I know you are familiar with those tractors, I'm just sayin.)
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A member in North Carolina or near there had a 100 with a rotary broom mounted to it. I believe the PTO lever was on the left side on that too. I cannot remember his name.
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Shouldn't matter. The 1X2/3 and 1X4/5, series all had the PTO lever on the right side. The 1X6/7 still had the control rod on the right, and the hydraulic unit fits all them without mods to the PTO control. (I know you are familiar with those tractors, I'm just sayin.)
I wasn’t sure if the 0 series was different or not. The 70 I had didn’t have a PTO control on it. Also, they moved the lever to the left side on the 6/7 series. 😁
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