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lynnmor
7 hours ago, DZG said:

lol they make it sound simple anyway

It is a simple hairpin put in a hole to retain the rear of the lift tube.  Now imagine doing that in the dirt or snow laying under the tractor with the parts too close to focus your eyes on them.

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DZG
49 minutes ago, lynnmor said:

It is a simple hairpin put in a hole to retain the rear of the lift tube.  Now imagine doing that in the dirt or snow laying under the tractor with the parts too close to focus your eyes on them.

Sounds about right lol

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Bar Nuthin
2 hours ago, lynnmor said:

It is a simple hairpin put in a hole to retain the rear of the lift tube.  Now imagine doing that in the dirt or snow laying under the tractor with the parts too close to focus your eyes on them.

 

Maybe I should quit laughing at the Facebook people posting pictures of their tractors with blowers, weights, chains and snow cabs that they installed over the Labor Day weekend. :scratchead:

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Bill D
14 hours ago, DZG said:

So another question...

 

I havent looked yet but according to the internet pulling the snowblower or other attachments off these  things is real easy.

 

Is this true? If its easy it would be nice to maybe use in other seasons for towing my little yard cart around. I usually use my quads but they tear the yard up lol

I think you should buy a second one for mowing and yard cart duties. 😉 

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Ed Kennell
42 minutes ago, Bill D said:

I think you should buy a second one for mowing and yard cart duties. 😉 

Thank you Bill.   Finally, dedicated tractors. The only solution.

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