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Old 09-18-2018, 08:00 PM
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Been texting back and forth with a local guy for about 2 years and finally made the deal happen on Sunday. He wanted $750 obo and well, my OBO was quite a bit less. It was all or nothing unfortunately and All I wanted was the O rear lift and spring assist but had to buy the 2 O’s, a 70, some miscellaneous parts, and another O in pieces. All are rough but have some decent parts and will probably fix the 70 and maybe one of the Os, grab what parts I can, and scrap the rest.

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Anyone know about the lift arms? Cat O?
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Anyone know about the lift arms? Cat O?
What size are the swivel holes?
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I believe 5/8” Jeff I will double check. Just wondering if anyone sees that they are cub or not
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I believe 5/8” Jeff I will double check. Just wondering if anyone sees that they are cub or not
I found this using Google
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Here are the specs for cat 0 and 1 hitches.

CAT 0 Top link pin dia=5/8"
draw pin dia =5/8"
lift arm spacing=20"

Cat 1 Top link pin dia=3/4"
draw pin dia =7/8"
lift arm spacing=26"
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Nice haul Alvy,,, but,,,

you have supplied proof that you are MUCH younger than I am,,,


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Nice haul Alvy,,, but,,,

you have supplied proof that you are MUCH younger than I am,,,


Go ahead I’m lost John?
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Nice haul Mike!

I'm going to say the lift arms are Sears, or Jacobson.
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Nice haul Mike!

I'm going to say the lift arms are Sears, or Jacobson.
Thanks for the info Jon. Just wanting to make sure if I end up passing them on that I know what they’re from.
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Is that an 82 series?
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