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Old 12-26-2014, 04:58 PM
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Default 1864 Battery Size

I just brought home a 1864 for my wintertime project. It is in need of a battery and I cannot seem to find what size it takes.
Does anyone know what battery group and size these came with from the OEM? I can't fnd any info on the web or in my downloaded owner/service manuals.
It also came with a 389 model 3 point hitch that is missing the center link. Anyone know how long this center link is? I was going to begin the search for a replacement but need the correct length.
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I use a small car battery in my cyclops tractor. Matter of fact it was one I took out of my neon. I would just get out a tape and measure the rough opening and buy a battery that will fit the space.
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Xtrememotorworks webpage

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Category 0 - Adjustable 3rd Link

Connects the 3rd link to your implement. Completely adjustable from 10" to 15". 5/8" holes. Comes with hole in the middle and rod to make it a T-Handle.
Similar to Cub Cadet # 749-0238
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This is what the PO put in my 1864 right before I bought it. It is a group 26R, he also replaced the battery cables. I think he was trying to fix the starter problem that requires adding a relay next to the starter. I still need to do that
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