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Old 03-24-2012, 01:54 PM
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Question Hydrualic lift and Original questions
I think I might have lucked out and found the pulley for the motor so I can add an hydrualic lift to an original! It's not a factory pulley but made just for this add on.

1. Ok is there anything else that is diffrent other then the pulley?
2. Beside of drilling mounting holes any other mods need to be done to mount this?
3. I've heard the slot in the frame for the travel lift needs to be larger. Can anyone verifiy this?

FYI this is for a special project I'm working on (ok one of two special projects!)

I'm doing the pick up today! Pics to come!
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Old 03-24-2012, 05:33 PM
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What's up with these Black Ops projects? Just kidding..
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Could the projects you speak of be two O's ?
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Could the projects you speak of be two O's ?
Maybe I'll share some more details and pics in another thread.
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Ok, here's the update.

I hae everything I need to make the hydraulic pump fit on the original! Once you have the pulley your set with some mods. You can make the pulley using other cub pulleys! The brace from the dash tower to the hydraulic pump is to long but can be cut to fit. The lifting bracket that the ram attaches too is off an 100 so that will work with no mods! The NF hydraulic manual shows the lift handle mod and where to drill into the frame for the mounting plate. You will need to use the 3 frame spacers.

Once I get into this weekend I'll do a write up and make a PDF if there is enough interest.

Yes I'll have pics with it!
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Ok, here's the update.

I hae everything I need to make the hydraulic pump fit on the original! Once you have the pulley your set with some mods. You can make the pulley using other cub pulleys! The brace from the dash tower to the hydraulic pump is to long but can be cut to fit. The lifting bracket that the ram attaches too is off an 100 so that will work with no mods! The NF hydraulic manual shows the lift handle mod and where to drill into the frame for the mounting plate. You will need to use the 3 frame spacers.

Once I get into this weekend I'll do a write up and make a PDF if there is enough interest.

Yes I'll have pics with it!

That is way too much modification for ME to make!!



And again, we can't wait to see the pics!!!
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That is way too much modification for ME to make!!



And again, we can't wait to see the pics!!!
CAD your to king of mods! If I had your skills and tools I'd be doing that your doing!

All joking aside this is very easy to do!
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Duke,

I know when I went to install my hydraulic lift to my 123, Patton Acres sold me an electric lift rockshaft instead of a hydraulic lift rockshaft. I got it to work by spacing my hyraulic lift out 1 1/2" from the frame instead of the 3/4" with the spacers. It works and has never given me any problems....and it was an easy mod. Looking forward to seeing detailed pictures of your work-the originals with a hydraulic lift really look neat!

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Duke,

I know when I went to install my hydraulic lift to my 123, Patton Acres sold me an electric lift rockshaft instead of a hydraulic lift rockshaft. I got it to work by spacing my hyraulic lift out 1 1/2" from the frame instead of the 3/4" with the spacers. It works and has never given me any problems....and it was an easy mod. Looking forward to seeing detailed pictures of your work-the originals with a hydraulic lift really look neat!

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I'm glad you got yours to work with such a easy mod. I'm really excited about installing this hydraulic lift. I've only seen 2 other originals in pics with the hydraulic lift.
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Duke,

I know when I went to install my hydraulic lift to my 123, Patton Acres sold me an electric lift rockshaft instead of a hydraulic lift rockshaft. I got it to work by spacing my hyraulic lift out 1 1/2" from the frame instead of the 3/4" with the spacers. It works and has never given me any problems....and it was an easy mod. Looking forward to seeing detailed pictures of your work-the originals with a hydraulic lift really look neat!

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I'm going to be asking you for advice, as my hydro off a 123 (that will be going onto a 123) will be here any day!

I think it has all the mounting parts, so I may be in luck

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