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Old 03-06-2011, 10:35 AM
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Guys, I purchased the hydraulic lift setup from a 1450 to put on my 169 that came from the factory with manual lift. Though the valve hard lines are different..., if you use the valve mount from the quietline, and the lift handle also (clamp-on arm), it works almost as though it were designed for it. Finding the original mounts and hard lines would only be necessary if you are going for the restored/show tractor look. Mine works fine with the quietline parts.

One precaution tho, the MANUAL LIFT 169s need the spring and cone for the lift feature updated, IF you add the lift feature.

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Old 03-06-2011, 12:31 PM
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Hey Gino

Do you have any pics of the valve and custom-ish setup.
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Yamaguy,

I don't have any pics of my setup, however if you look at any pic of a quietline setup, my looks the same. The quietline valve mounts to the steering column and my 169 is mounted the same way. The frames are BASICALLY the same so the later stuff (most of it except the prioritized items) fit up in the same manner/location.

In the future, when I can find the steel lines, the valve mount and the handle that accuates the valve, I may change it over in case I happen to sell the 169 to a purist. IF I find the time.

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I'm going to exchange my frame with the gentlemen that I bought it off of if he has a 1X8 or 1X9 WF. If not, then he will give me my $$ back. Now, to find the time to work things out!!

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