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05-17-2010, 04:48 PM
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[QUOTE=austin neuschafer;29562]ok so I have what I beleive to be a cyclops. (1862 plastic front) looks like the front 2 mounting arms are longer to give agreater height. would hte original poster be will to post some pics of the side of the carriage near the front???
and also a measurement of how long those front tabs are that lock into the front. this is what I have. not a good pic but only thing at the moment. the arms look a bit shorter The front mounting tabs on mine are 5.25" from the top of the subframe, to the BOTTOM of the pin, 13" wide inside of the tabs. I will get some pics up later tonight..
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05-17-2010, 10:52 PM
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thanks a bunch for sharing. maybe tommorrow I will have my wideframe carriage converted over. it has been very difficult to get the info I need to do a plow install. but it will work out very soon. just adding and removing a little bit of metal in all the right places
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