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Old 02-12-2012, 06:48 PM
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Default lift pin in cast lift- what length for tiller?
A member asked me to make him a pin for his lift. "Sure, I can do that"

I went out to measure the ones on my 125 and my 122. I have two different lengths

I have a two hole pin with an overall length of 9-3/4" on the 125. This pin has a cotter pin on the far side of the casting and the pin floats ( rotates )

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The pin on my 122 and extra cast piece have a single hole and are kept in place by a pin. They do not extend thru the casting.



What's the correct length for the tiller?

Would the floating double hole be better due to more adjustment available?

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Jeff
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Jeff,
it shorter then a regular pin. I have a picture somewhere. I'll try to find it. If not I have a couple pins at home I could measure for ya.
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it shorter then a regular pin. I have a picture somewhere. I'll try to find it. If not I have a couple pins at home I could measure for ya.
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Thanks Mike. That would be a big help.
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I couldn't find it on my laptop. I must have it on my home cp. I'll post it for you tomorrow. I think I did post it here once already.
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Here it is I found it in this post. If you want a copy sent to your email let me .
Mike

P.S. I just realized that might not be for the tiller. I'll check tomorrow for ya. The pin goes in sideways or should I say the hole in vertical.

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=14444
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Old 02-12-2012, 08:32 PM
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That's the pin I have in the lift on the 125.

The shorter one is about 7-1/2" long, the 1/2" hole is 7/8" in from the end and the hole to secure it to the casting is 3-1/2" from the end.
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