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Old 03-09-2014, 10:14 PM
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Is it possible to use a lift from a 129 on a 147 that had an electric lift?
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147 is a narrow frame 129 is a wide frame so my guess is going to have to be no. But somebody more knowelgable will speed up im sure
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Shoot was afraid of that but hey now I just have to find a 129 without a lift lol
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I used the rock shaft from a 71 on a 147 that had a toasted electric lift. Easy swap.
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Is it possible to use a lift from a 129 on a 147 that had an electric lift?
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Shoot was afraid of that but hey now I just have to find a 129 without a lift lol
You lost me.... you want to take a lift off a 129 and put it on a 147? Is that correct? No, that won't work..... This is where you lost me. Why do you need a 129 without a lift?
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You lost me.... you want to take a lift off a 129 and put it on a 147? Is that correct? No, that won't work..... This is where you lost me. Why do you need a 129 without a lift?
I read it as he has a lift from a 129, not the whole tractor. Since he can't use the 129 lift on the 147 he needs a 129 with no lift to use the his lift on....just an excuse to buy another cub.

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No need for excuse to buy a cub( except with the wife she thinks I'm crazy) thanks for all the help guys nice to have some outside knowledge
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