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Old 05-02-2017, 05:51 PM
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Here's the hitch I'm going to be using, all new grade 8 bolts!
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That hitch won't work for pulling, its well above the center line of the axle and will cause the tractor to wheelie severely and if your not careful it may even flip over on you.
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That hitch won't work for pulling, its well above the center line of the axle and will cause the tractor to wheelie severely and if your not careful it may even flip over on you.
I will be dead sled pulling, I will have plenty of counter weight on it, as well as wheelie bars.
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Looking good, Nick.
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Looking good, Nick.
Thanks Allen.
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Nice work! I was not expecting the red seat, but as it turned out, your 122 is looking great so far! Pretty good
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Nice work! I was not expecting the red seat, but as it turned out, your 122 is looking great so far! Pretty good
Thanks John, I like the seat!
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That hitch won't work for pulling, its well above the center line of the axle and will cause the tractor to wheelie severely and if your not careful it may even flip over on you.
Agree 100%, but as they say. "Live an learn".
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Agree 100%, but as they say. "Live an learn".
We shall find out.
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Update: clutch is all done, just need to adjust it, installed 2 sets of IH wheel weights, and got the wheelie bars made up and installed. Just waiting on my 3 pin driver bushing and pins to show up tomorrow then I'll install those and get the engine back in, probably going to remove that hitch, it's getting there.
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