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[Lee1977 7,369]

16 minutes ago, kpinnc said:

 

Just let me know sir. I'll take it!

 

I've used them in many applications. Not to mention they will wear out on larger implements. Think 60 inch decks and such. 

I've welded them back up and ground them back round. That was back when I could still see to weld.  As Richie has said it still do some of that " Blind ______ welding " .

Over 48 years I think I repaired the mid hitch on my C-120  twice that was with a 48" deck and a little with a grader blade.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[kpinnc 15,534]

10 hours ago, Lee1977 said:

That was back when I could still see to weld.

 

Hey Don I'll weld stuff for you any time! Always good to get together and talk tractors anyway! 

 

 

[kpinnc 15,534]

My 3 point drag links and lift arms are from another brand machine...  

I only had one set of WH arms, and they are in my Bronco. 

 

Nothing I can do about that. Sometimes you gotta work with what you have. 

 

But they'll look like this, just painted red. 

 

 

["Manic-Mechanic" 1,309]

They’ll work! I had a pair sitting here, asked you if you had a set, off a D.

[kpinnc 15,534]

38 minutes ago, "Manic-Mechanic" said:

They’ll work! I had a pair sitting here, asked you if you had a set, off a D.

 

Yeah the D series are much nicer in my opinion. The bends on them definitely work better in a small space. 

 

But these will work. Since the rest will be fabricated (minus the lift arms)- they'll still look somewhat custom. 

["Manic-Mechanic" 1,309]

4 hours ago, kpinnc said:

 

Yeah the D series are much nicer in my opinion. The bends on them definitely work better in a small space. 

 

But these will work. Since the rest will be fabricated (minus the lift arms)- they'll still look somewhat custom. 

Yeah, be nice to have those adjustable arms tho’