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Old 12-21-2013, 02:05 PM
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Talking Attachments for my 122
I picked up all this stuff from a guy here in AZ for $300. I'm super happy!! Everything appears to to move freely. He even threw in a hitch ball and mount.
Enjoy the pictures. Might need some help identifying where it all goes together, but only after I read the manuals...
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$300 for all that!!! How did you go to sleep that night?
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Nice haul

You will NOT need the piece on the rear lift casting since the 122 uses the upper frame rails.

Do you have the piece that fits on the lift arm that the connector bar for the casting fits to? ( have fun installing it, I used the "universal adjective" quite a bit when I put that on my former 122 )

90* gear box move smoothly?
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Nice haul

You will NOT need the piece on the rear lift casting since the 122 uses the upper frame rails.

Do you have the piece that fits on the lift arm that the connector bar for the casting fits to? ( have fun installing it, I used the "universal adjective" quite a bit when I put that on my former 122 )

90* gear box move smoothly?
Thanks for the tip!
Gearbox is smooth, but the input pulley wobbles a little.
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Awesome score for the 122, Craig!
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