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Old 12-21-2016, 09:15 PM
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1X4/5 and 1X6/7 series (except the 147) frames were all drilled for the hydraulic lift.

Originals, 70/100's and the 1X2/3 series all had to be drilled.

Someone once told me that the later 1X2/3 series were drilled, don't think I've never seen one and don't think any of mine are.

I would put a manual lift on it and keep an eye out for an electric lift, or a hydraulic lift, then fab up a nice bracket for it to fit your 147.
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Congrats on the 147
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Haha! We both get new toys to work on and play with!! Congrats!!

Wanna race to see who can get their's running first? Wouldn't be fair, you only work like 2 days a week.

See you in a few days!!
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Nice find! So, having set for a spell, the basic engine / transmission stuff should be looked at. I usually pull the head on my tractors, de-carbon the two surfaces, and flatten the head, among many other things!

Good luck, I bet you get the 147 up and running soon!

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J let me know when you come down again!

Nice find Lance....
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Thanks everyone! I think I'll do what was suggested and put a manual lift on until I come across an e-lift for a good price. I can always "borrow" the lift from my 106 since it has the shredder mounted to it. Don't really need it for that tractor right now.

As far as the hydro lift, has anyone put one on a 147? It seems like the frame flares would be in the way for the pulley and such for the hydro?
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Nice find! So, having set for a spell, the basic engine / transmission stuff should be looked at. I usually pull the head on my tractors, de-carbon the two surfaces, and flatten the head, among many other things!
Yeah, according to the dirt pattern on the engine, the head gasket is blown. It's pretty dirty around the gasket area. PO also said one of the axles leaks a little, so I'll have to check all that out as well.
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Haha! We both get new toys to work on and play with!! Congrats!!

Wanna race to see who can get their's running first? Wouldn't be fair, you only work like 2 days a week.

See you in a few days!!
We all know I'll win.... Unless you put me to work on yours when I'm home. But that's cheating.
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Oh I will! Like I told you, next time we'll make time for a cigar!

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We all know I'll win.... Unless you put me to work on yours when I'm home. But that's cheating.
What if I put you to work on other important projects so I can work on the tractor. Is that cheating??
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