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sir_lancealot 12-21-2016 05:17 PM

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Well, I found a good deal on a 147 in my area so I picked it up. Needs some work, but it's got solid bones. First item of business will be a wiring harness cause this one is rotten, like is prone on the 6/7 series. Then I need to find a lift for it. This one had been removed at some point. PO said he would let me know if he comes across it somewhere. It was given to him by a friend after being in storage for 5+ years. Has the sleeve hitch, spring assist, and all the lights are there. Here's to hoping I can make it nice again :beerchug:

darkminion_17 12-21-2016 05:27 PM

Nice find sir lancealot,
You will be able to find a regular lift arm easier than the Elift which can be pricey.
Hydro lift would be betterer.

R Bedell 12-21-2016 05:30 PM

Looks like a good deal. I have always be intrigued by the 147.

olds45512 12-21-2016 05:33 PM

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Originally Posted by darkminion_17 (Post 404008)
Nice find sir lancealot,
You will be able to find a regular lift arm easier than the Elift which can be pricey.
Hydro lift would be betterer.

I agree with Lew, I'd find a manual lift since it has a spring assist. Congrats on the new cub.:beerchug:

drglinski 12-21-2016 05:59 PM

147s are awesome. Love mine. A PO had removed the e lift way before I bought it and had installed an armstrong lift (manual) that works great. I went and put a spring assist on it and it helps. I'd love a hydraulic lift but everything I've read says that the 147 frame is slightly different than the narrow frames (not counting the cut out for the flywheel) so drilling of the frame is necessary for the hydro lift.

EricR 12-21-2016 06:33 PM

Very nice there Lance, yeah a 147 will be in my stable in the future but congrats on yours!!!!!!

Alvy 12-21-2016 06:40 PM

Looks good Lance. Everything accounted for, good pick up.

Tis the season. Your brother is right, lots of people getting rid of stuff for good deals for extra Christmas money. Can't say I haven't done it myself

cubcadet 12-21-2016 07:18 PM

Congrats on the 147 Lance, looks good!:beerchug:

olds45512 12-21-2016 07:19 PM

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Originally Posted by drglinski (Post 404011)
147s are awesome. Love mine. A PO had removed the e lift way before I bought it and had installed an armstrong lift (manual) that works great. I went and put a spring assist on it and it helps. I'd love a hydraulic lift but everything I've read says that the 147 frame is slightly different than the narrow frames (not counting the cut out for the flywheel) so drilling of the frame is necessary for the hydro lift.

Pretty sure you have to drill any of the frames to add hydraulic lift.

cadzag72 12-21-2016 09:11 PM

Tim, I don't know if the other series tractors are like this, but I know all my tractors have the holes pre-drilled from the factory ( on both sides no less!) That's all 3 of my 125's and my 72. When I put the hydro lift on 125 #1, it was an easy bolt-on affair. I have a 107 frame kicking around, I'll see if that is pre-drilled or not.


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