Moparfanforever 897 #1 Posted yesterday at 04:38 PM Thinking about putting a blade on my 702,but unless there is something I don't know about, the height adjuster is either up or down, nothing in between. I would like to put a dial a height on it. Is the only way to do that is to use a dash stand from a 1963 or 1964 tractor?? Or will that even work??? Thanks!!!! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ML3 2,052 #2 Posted yesterday at 04:43 PM My 702 has the lift/height adjuster. I dont have a better/closer pic unfortunately. I just assumed it was original to the tractor. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Moparfanforever 897 #3 Posted yesterday at 04:52 PM I can take a pic later, but the part on mine just has a slot at the top and bottom. I bought this as a roller and no lift, I think it hydraulic lift on it. Would that make a difference?? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ri702bill 10,578 #4 Posted yesterday at 04:55 PM That would have had a HY-2 lift. It replaces the manual lift arm & bell crank... 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ri702bill 10,578 #5 Posted yesterday at 05:02 PM The 1963 and later Dial-a-height mechanism has a different bolt pattern than the 2-position style on the 702. Perhaps you have a 753 hood stand??? I also see the horizontal bolt on the hood stand at the bottom. A 702 would not have that - it used the rod-thru-the-sleeve PITA 1961-1962 design. The lift rod mount got redesigned for 1963. 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
sqrlgtr 1,342 #6 Posted yesterday at 06:09 PM (edited) My 701 just has a 2 position up/down notch. I always thought about milling out a few more notches to have a little adjust for up and down just hadn't done cause all I really do with it putt around or maybe pull cart around. Pic below you may have to blow it up to see it. Edited yesterday at 06:11 PM by sqrlgtr Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ML3 2,052 #7 Posted yesterday at 06:15 PM (edited) I have no idea. I dont believe the hood stand has been changed & if it was it happened long time ago cause all the weathering/patina matches?? The lower hood bolt is some kinda replacement. It does thread in like the bottom of hood on my 654. Im certainly no expert & guess I cant complain cause after all it was free! Edited yesterday at 07:03 PM by ML3 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ri702bill 10,578 #8 Posted yesterday at 07:25 PM Nice original looking 701 you have there. Does it still have the Showerhead Muffler?? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Moparfanforever 897 #9 Posted yesterday at 07:30 PM Picture of what is on mine. I bought this piece and the two piece lift arm with the roll pin. @ri702bill Horizontal bolt on the hood stand?? Not sure what you are talking about. Not sure if it has a 753 hood stand. It was like this when I got . Soooo,what would be the best way to put a dial a height on it?? Different hood stand i presume?? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ri702bill 10,578 #10 Posted yesterday at 07:47 PM (edited) I was talking about @ML3's tractor. But, since you need a manual lift anyway, going to a 753, 754, or 854 hood stand gets you the correct Dial-a-Height gizmo and the easy to install / remove lift handle. (the earlier ones are a PITA to remove - about as bad as a 50 year old steering wheel). I no longer plow with my FIL's 702 because I need to pick up the blade to skim over the grass - the 854 - no issue, super easy. Edited yesterday at 07:49 PM by ri702bill Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
sqrlgtr 1,342 #11 Posted 23 hours ago @ri702bill it has one but not original but is a Kohler. @Moparfanforever that is the way my 701 is and I do belive they went with the dial in 63. 2 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Moparfanforever 897 #12 Posted 21 hours ago You would think WH would have a way to adjust the height on your implements with the tractors equipped with that style lift, especially for a front blade. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites