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Old 03-31-2015, 05:45 PM
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The drag link will have 2 slight bends in it.
I stand corrected. I was thinking up & down and not side to side.
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Hey thanks for the responses, yea i have fenders for it, head lights (not original) and 2 snowblowers, and a belly mowing deck. And attached is a picture of where im at right now, waiting for weather to get a little warmer to paint and needing to get a spot blasting sand blaster for the corner where the wire brush cant reach.
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Old 03-31-2015, 06:06 PM
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also here is the drag link..
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also here is the drag link..
Take a torch, heat it up and bend it. I've straitened worst....and they are still functioning.
Can't see much in the first picture. Oh, welcome to OCC
Looking forward to your progress.
Edit: looks like the end is broke, bummer.
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Take a torch, heat it up and bend it. I've straitened worst....and they are still functioning.
Can't see much in the first picture. Oh, welcome to OCC
Looking forward to your progress.
Edit: looks like the end is broke, bummer.
No the end isn't broken i un-screwed it from the tie rods, I probably will straighten it out.
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