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8ntruck

Those just tubes on the front wheels?

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TonyToro Jr.
2 hours ago, 8ntruck said:

Those just tubes on the front wheels?

Sure looks like it!

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Moonshine*Connoisseur

It can be done !  My 701 before and after. 

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ri702bill

Looks to be a solid start of a project. And,,, the absence of the lift handle and the long bar hanging down at the pivot tells me that it had a HY-2 hydraulic lift setup on it. Does it have the cylinder mount on top of the Unidrive?? These are pictures of the complete setup on a 702. I got the HY kit, not the tractor.

 

 

 

 

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hcminis
6 hours ago, 8ntruck said:

Those just tubes on the front wheels?

Yeeup. What’s left of them. LOL

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hcminis
4 hours ago, ri702bill said:

Looks to be a solid start of a project. And,,, the absence of the lift handle and the long bar hanging down at the pivot tells me that it had a HY-2 hydraulic lift setup on it. Does it have the cylinder mount on top of the Unidrive?? These are pictures of the complete setup on a 702. I got the HY kit, not the tractor.

 

 

 

 

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I would agree. However the arm is custom made. There is no axle bracket which is what the cylinder would attach to

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Retired Wrencher
13 hours ago, hcminis said:

I would agree. However the arm is custom made. There is no axle bracket which is what the cylinder would attach to

I had a 606 with a frozen tranny like yours. I just kept running it in gear it finally freed. Up with kerosine in it. Took awhile but it did. Enjoy the project. Should be a good ride when done. :handgestures-thumbupright:

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