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Helper Spring Project
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I have been thinking about building my own helper spring for my narrow frame Cubs. I thinking about basing it on the Brinly spring, which uses the 3 point lift arm as an anchor for the lift and the frame as the stationary point and adjustment. The problem will be in sizing the spring and finding the right anchor point on the lift arm. Here's my idea.
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Just a little problem... How are you going to adjust that?
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The spring won't torque very much, if at all, as long as the threads are good on the eyebolt and nut.
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I also have another idea that's kicking around in my head - I just need to model it also to see what it would look like and to see if it's feasible. |
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I've put on a few IH spring assists and they do torque over a bit. It's a spring it's gonna give a little.
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I'm sorry I really didn't define my question, I can see HOW you would adjust it, but being on a NF and haveing the rear lift there, will you even be able to reach it?
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If the spring does torque too much, get a longer threaded eyebolt and put a double nut (jambed) on the end to hold it with. That is providing you have enough room. Hold the jambed nuts with one wrench and tighten/loosen the adjusting nut. Just my :TwoCents:
FFGino. Happy Cubbing! |
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Alrighty then! Just the way it looked in your first post just made me think it might be outa reach
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