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Old 08-15-2014, 06:32 PM
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Default Electric lift for NF..??
I'm actually looking to make a trade if possible. I bought this 127 and it came with a complete electric lift system. All the parts are there and working. Thing is I'd really like to focus on my 108 and put all the goodies I can onto that tractor. This lift does not work on a WF (unless there are some tips from others I could gather) so I'm looking to trade for one that will work on my 108.
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Old 08-15-2014, 06:57 PM
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Gene,
those are rarer than hens teeth,I saw one on ebay for a $1100?
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BTW you can sell it to further your project
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Old 08-15-2014, 07:03 PM
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those are rarer than hens teeth,I saw one on ebay for a $1100?
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So are the NF ones just as rare Lew? If that's the case I might just have to hang on to it
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No they are not, but you can get 3 Franklins for a complete one.
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Good deal Lew. Thank you for the info.
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so you need this
I took this out of a 1250 that I put hyd lift into. This appears to have been done at the dealership because the bracket is not painted and you can see where it use to have a manual lift handle on it.
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so you need this
I took this out of a 1250 that I put hyd lift into. This appears to have been done at the dealership because the bracket is not painted and you can see where it use to have a manual lift handle on it.
For the most part yes. I think there might be a bracket needed to completely connect this up but that is the correct actuator. Though I'm not looking to pay $1100 for it hahahaha. There have been some posts here on adapting actuators to WF that I might look into. I didn't realize that these where that hard to come by.
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Ok, so this has turned into more of a conversation so I moved it into the IH GT section. If you still want to sell your electric lift, just put up a new ad.

Carry on boys!
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Agreed, thank you
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No problem. Gene if you want the title changed, just say how you want it to read and I'll change it.
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