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bobcatboy 04-24-2012 05:39 PM

Drive over deck?
 
so im new to this fourm and i have a 1972 IH 129. and today i heard from a neighbor that the 48inch decks of that same year were made to be drive overs for easy hitching. so i figured i would ask the experts.

gcbailey 04-24-2012 05:43 PM

I wouldn't do it....

bobcatboy 04-24-2012 05:46 PM

wasnt going to but figured i would see if that was IH's idea.

_DX3_ 04-24-2012 06:20 PM

Nope, made to be pulled out from the side. I do think some guys with the big Supers with a 60 inch deck drive back over theirs. I have a 50 on mine so I just pull it out from the side.

bobcatboy 04-24-2012 06:21 PM

ok thanks for the information

gcbailey 04-24-2012 07:06 PM

only things I've saw that can be driven over are for a SCUT. I know a guy who's got a 3206 with a 54" deck and it actually rolls around pretty easily, wouldn't drive over a pressed out tin deck though.

bobcatboy 04-24-2012 07:21 PM

ok well i have no idea if it's a tin deck. all i really know about the deck is that it's original with the tractor so 1972.

inspectorudy 04-24-2012 07:36 PM

John Derre
 
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I have seen the JD commercial where the tractor drives up and over the deck to install it. Unless the deck has treads built onto the upper surface you will ruin the paint and cause unnecessary wear and tear. I bought a strange lift from Harbor Freight that lifts up the front of my 1811 and the deck just slides right under without the back and forth of the normal method. Here is the lift I use. It is currently $99 but I bought it for $59 on one of their specials. The two lift bars are rubber coated and does not scratch or mar the mule when I lift the front end up enough to slide the deck under. It has an automatic safety lock that engages at each new level of height adjustment and the handle attaches with a pin to allow it to be removed in your shop. It also works on the rear and allows you to remove both rear tires at one time and is very stable because of the wide spread of the two lifting bars. I bought it because of the two bar lift system and did not know what it was originally designed for.

bobcatboy 04-24-2012 07:46 PM

i've seen thoose JDs. whats the brand of that lift?

superduty5.9 04-24-2012 07:51 PM

I thought the 60" or 72" like on the supers you could? My sister in law has a Husky from TSC I think with a big 54" that has diamond plate tread on top and was made to drive over.


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