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Old 06-22-2009, 09:46 PM
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Does anyone know where I could find pictures of a spring assist mounted on a 72 or maybe the manual? Thanks in advance.
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BdB: Uhmm... Which side is the spring assist on?? The IH version is mounted on the left side..The Brinly version is mounted on the right side...and the Original isn't in either place...(:-}>..

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Old 06-23-2009, 08:53 AM
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Looking at the back of the tractor it mounts on the right hand side. My question is does it mount under the frame or does it mount on top of the frame?
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Here is the IH Versions...



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BdB: This site won't let me post a large clear photo from my computer, so email me and I'll get you a hi-resolution version of the Brinly install instructions with photo's.

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Thanks for the help. I finally got around to woking on it and once I got on the correct side of the tractor it fits. Did some plowing just for the heck of it and it works great.
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Thanks for the help. I finally got around to woking on it and once I got on the correct side of the tractor it fits. Did some plowing just for the heck of it and it works great.

Ok. Now that you got it mounted, how about some pics. For the next guy that wants to mount one on his # 127??????

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Hey, where has Myron been? I have not seen him post in a while.
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This is for a narrow frame. When I tried this diagram on my #122 it wouldn't work. Tried & tried , the u clamp just wouldn't fit.
but not the sharpest tack in the bunch?


I imagine a wide frame like a # 127 would even be different?

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The NF ones fits a 70-147.do you want detailed instructions sent to you?
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