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07-03-2014, 09:33 PM
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124 3 point hitch
i am atempting to install a cat 0 hitch on my 124. i already have most of the fab work done and kinda ran into a bump in the road. i will be using the original lift bar and a modified rockshaft. is there a easy way to slide the lift bar into the frame and attach it to the implement lift . i can't slide the lift bar with the plate attached. i was able to do it on my 105 but, i guess the rearend is wider in the frame .any advise is much appreciated .
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07-03-2014, 09:46 PM
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I had a 125 and a 122. On the 122, I was able to use both the Brinly and the IH spring assists. On the 125, only the IH spring assist could be used as the hydro trans was wider and left no room for the Brinly spring.
Putting the factory rear lift on the 125, I slide the bar with the lift arm attachment from the back and was able to bolt it up. Putting the factory rear lift on the 122, I had to disassemble the racket rack for the lift handle to get enough room to install it. The "universal adjective" was used a lot that day 
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07-04-2014, 09:37 AM
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i am going to try to install the lift bar again today. it was late and i was tired so maybe i overlooked something.
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