Archive through August 17, 2011

[cjrolke]

donald

yes thank you

 

[kweaver]

Boy you can tell who's got the money on this forum ... DonT owns TWO tape measures !

 

[dtanner]

KENtuckyKEN

Ken yep
(Boy you can tell who's got the money on this forum ... DonT owns TWO tape measures ! )

but you have more BUCKETS

 

[pbell]

Kraig, and others,
Just for information, there are two different, but similar, lift rods for an original, one for both the trip and non-trip blades, and another for the BB36 snow thrower. They both have similar bends and offsets, but if I remember correctly, the length is different (I don't remember which is longer).

 

[dtanner]

Paul Bell

I could be wrong but I believe this is the lift rod for the none trip snow blade ? please correct me if this is incorrect. I think Kraig told me this info awhile back. Kraig

 

[pbell]

Don T,
I don't know if you are correct or not. The point I was trying to make, is that there are two different lift rods, that are similar in shape and appearance , and one (P/N 464 387 R1) is for both the trip and non-trip snow blade, and one (P/N 475 577 R1)is for the BB-36 snow thrower. Not to say that you could not use one inplace of the other, but with different P/N's, there will be a difference in the two rods, and I don't believe they will interchange correctly without modification. I have had both in the past, and I believe the snowthrower rod is longer and if used on the blade it will not raise the blade very far off the ground.

 

[bchoffman]

I hear a good bit about the hydraulic lift, but I have an electric lift on my 127. Is that a common option?

 

[mschutz]

Brian H, Yes that,s the lift that was an option on that series of tractor. I have one on my 126 and love it. If you need any parts for it CC Specialties has them.

 

[ljones]

My v61s just arrived today from miller tire, the are one nice tire, They will look good one my 122.

 

[mschutz]

Could anyone tell me how tall the rear roof supports are on a windbreaker cab.