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11-27-2011, 12:06 PM
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Lift arm placement
Looking for some opinions. The lift arm on my 1450 broke where the bolt goes through connecting it to the hydraulics for the lift. I brazed it last night, re-drilled the hole and put it back together. It didn't hold so I took it back apart and welded it. Before I re-drill another hole I'm asking for pros/cons of flipping the lift handle from the right side of the tractor to the left.
I would think it may be a bit more handy having the gas and lift handles on opposite sides which is part of my thought. Also, is there a way to get a bit more clearance out of the blade in full lift mode? It seems like it only clears the ground about 5 or 6 inches when fully raised. Just seems like it should lift a bit more than that. Thanks, Randy 
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11-27-2011, 01:31 PM
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Make the end of the lift arm adjustable!! DSC_0012220x211.jpg More height, more depth, and more strength!!
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11-28-2011, 11:42 AM
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Sounds like you have the old style lift arm with the pin through it. I would get rid of it and get the newer style with the bolt. Much easier to install and the lift arrm bracket will be stronger.
As for changing the lift arm handle to the left side I have done that on several Quietlines and I like it better. It matches my 782 which is on the left.
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11-28-2011, 05:08 PM
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on my 1450 the hydro lift handle is on the left.
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