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chzuck 04-18-2017 08:56 PM

Electric Lift on a Cub 100
 
Has anyone on here installed an electric lift on a Cub 100? I have all the components from a Cub 147, except the switch and frame bracket. I would need a photo and dimensions of the bracket from someone who has one mounted on a narrow frame other than a 147. I have seen a photo of a 127 and the bracket looks like a flat piece of steel bolted to the frame.

J-Mech 04-18-2017 10:27 PM

The electric lift and brackets were the same for all the narrow frame tractors. Doesn't matter if it's on a 127 or a 147. Same.

Sell the lift to someone who needs it for a 147. It isn't worth the time to mount. They are slow.

chzuck 04-18-2017 10:42 PM

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Originally Posted by J-Mech (Post 416735)
The electric lift and brackets were the same for all the narrow frame tractors. Doesn't matter if it's on a 127 or a 147. Same.

Sell the lift to someone who needs it for a 147. It isn't worth the time to mount. They are slow.

Sorry but they are not all the same. 147 is configured differently because of the frame cutout for the engine and it is welded on while the other models that I have seen are bolted.

I slow too. I have a 147 with electric and am happy with it.

sir_lancealot 04-18-2017 10:45 PM

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Originally Posted by J-Mech (Post 416735)
The electric lift and brackets were the same for all the narrow frame tractors. Doesn't matter if it's on a 127 or a 147. Same.

That's not entirely true. The 147 came standard with the e-lift and the bracket for the front was welded to the flare-out on the frame for the larger flywheel. The rest of the narrow frame tractors had a bolt on front mount point. Item 12 in the link below is what you're looking for. It's NLA, but it give you a reference as to what it looks like.

http://www.cubcadet.com/equipment/AR...0-A/0019900008

chzuck 04-18-2017 10:51 PM

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Originally Posted by sir_lancealot (Post 416741)
That's not entirely true. The 147 came standard with the e-lift and the bracket for the front was welded to the flare-out on the frame for the larger flywheel. The rest of the narrow frame tractors had a bolt on front mount point. Item 12 in the link below is what you're looking for. It's NLA, but it give you a reference as to what it looks like.

http://www.cubcadet.com/equipment/AR...0-A/0019900008

Yes, I found a photo of the bracket I need.

J-Mech 04-18-2017 11:30 PM

I didn't realize they were welded to a 147.

Oh well. I still don't see why you need to make one exactly like what was used. Nothing to a bracket. Just make one that works. The 100 didn't come out with e-lift, so what does it matter if the bracket is exactly like the one that would have came on an e-lift.

But I digress. Maybe someone will get you the dem's and you can make it.

drglinski 04-19-2017 08:16 PM

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Originally Posted by J-Mech (Post 416747)
I didn't realize they were welded to a 147.

Oh well. I still don't see why you need to make one exactly like what was used. Nothing to a bracket. Just make one that works. The 100 didn't come out with e-lift, so what does it matter if the bracket is exactly like the one that would have came on an e-lift.

But I digress. Maybe someone will get you the dem's and you can make it.

Right....mine doesn't have the E lift so I've got a bracket just forever saluting with a hole in it. Not sure what I should mount there yet (other than another E lift).

darkminion_17 04-19-2017 08:18 PM

How about a cup holder?

Rescue11 04-19-2017 10:26 PM

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Originally Posted by drglinski (Post 416862)
Right....mine doesn't have the E lift so I've got a bracket just forever saluting with a hole in it. Not sure what I should mount there yet (other than another E lift).

How bout a hydraulic cylinder?


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