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I THINK you can just get a wide frame lift set up, and then get the lower bracket from extreme and you will be good to go.
Nope. The WF lift arm/rockshaft (whatever you want to call it) is the same as the '82 series. The lift rod is not. It is different between the WF and the 82 series, and it is different for a hydraulic lift machine (782) and a manual lift machine (5/682).
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Nope. The WF lift arm/rockshaft (whatever you want to call it) is the same as the '82 series. The lift rod is not. It is different between the WF and the 82 series, and it is different for a hydraulic lift machine (782) and a manual lift machine (5/682).
Finally. I've been waiting on you to chime in. I knew there would be something I was wrong about. I had it right, but then started thinking too much about it.

Mark Monger, J-Mech is the guru around these parts, I'd go with what he says.
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Finally. I've been waiting on you to chime in. I knew there would be something I was wrong about. I had it right, but then started thinking too much about it.

Mark Monger, J-Mech is the guru around these parts, I'd go with what he says.
LOL! I don't know about the "guru" part........
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