New Narrow frame lift bar plate Part #19

[dschwandt]

#1 03-23-2021, 08:47 AM

finsruskw Grand Member Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: Iowa Posts: 2,187

NF hydraulic lift bar plate Part #19 New part, for narrow frame hydraulic lift conversions. Patterned and fabricated from an original hard to find part IH-386162-R21 Part #19 in parts books. Bolts to your existing rockshaft after you cut the handle off. Shown mounted on new rock shaft for illustration. FYI...The later WF Hydraulic lift cylinders have the same stroke as the OEM units used for the optional NF installs only one port is off a little. $55 each w/free shipping in US New hydraulic application rock shafts (as shown) also available. Located 52041 and will be available at local shows and plow days this season. PayPal accepted, contact via PM. Thanks for the ad!

 

[Ben Thomas]

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#1 03-23-2021, 08:47 AM

finsruskw Grand Member Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: Iowa Posts: 2,187

NF hydraulic lift bar plate Part #19 New part, for narrow frame hydraulic lift conversions. Patterned and fabricated from an original hard to find part IH-386162-R21 Part #19 in parts books. Bolts to your existing rockshaft after you cut the handle off. Shown mounted on new rock shaft for illustration. FYI...The later WF Hydraulic lift cylinders have the same stroke as the OEM units used for the optional NF installs only one port is off a little. $55 each w/free shipping in US New hydraulic application rock shafts (as shown) also available. Located 52041 and will be available at local shows and plow days this season. PayPal accepted, contact via PM. Thanks for the ad! View attachment 142934View attachment 142935View attachment 142936View attachment 142937

Hi, I am curious if these are still available? I am looking for one! Thanks Ben

 

[dschwandt]

Yes Sir, they are\
Check your PM's, Conversations for more details.
Thank You!

 

[-CӞ]

Adding hydraulics to my 100 is more appealing than a banana.

 

[dschwandt]

These parts plus more still available!
Thanks!

 

[dschwandt]

14 in stock at present

 

[kclift]

David
As I am looking at this part, I believe it will also work with an electric lift. Adding this to my 105 restoration.
Thanks
Ken

 

[dschwandt]

Ked, the electric lift calls for a different part number.
I think the difference is in the length of the upper bend where the ram couples to the lever.
I have a 147 in storage w/an electric lift, I'll see if I can snap a picture of it for you.
It's kinda hard to access so the picture won't be that great.
I'd have to have one in hand to copy it.
Do you already have an electric lift tom install?

 

[kclift]

Yes I do.
I have my dad's 147 that has the electric lift. Your part looks the same, as you said the length might be different.
Thanks
Ken

 

[kclift]

Dad ordered h is with the lift.
I found another electric lift for my 105.

 

[dschwandt]

Dad ordered h is with the lift.
I found another electric lift for my 105.

So that lift bar is probably welded to the rockshaft then like mine is
Did the one for the 105 that you found include the rockshaft then or is it MIA??

 

[kclift]

I have the rockshaft.

 

[kclift]

I need to cut off the lift handel

 

[kclift]

Yes dad's was welded, right from Louisville. 147 pictures.

 

[kclift]

105 rockershaft.
Location on 105

 

[dschwandt]

So you are missing the lift lever then?
I took a picture of mine, on the 147 and I notice that the lever sit's outboard the frame a bit whereas the hydraulic one is somewhat shorter.
Here is the hydraulic lever.
If we can figure out the difference in the length of the outer bend, I can make one for you as long as the angles are the same.

 

[lpalma]

I took these years ago, so i can show you, but I do not have one to measure.

 

[kclift]

The upper bend on dad's 147 is 3 ins. because of the front mount on the lift welded on the frame cut to accommodate the 12 HP engine, 1 in. out from the frame. The 10HP is on the 105 so no frame cut. I think what you have may work.

So you are missing the lift lever then?
I took a picture of mine, on the 147 and I notice that the lever sit's outboard the frame a bit whereas the hydraulic one is somewhat shorter.
Here is the hydraulic lever.
If we can figure out the difference in the length of the outer bend, I can make one for you as long as the angles are the same.

 

[kclift]

David
I will need the 3" measurement on the bent.

 

[kclift]

The one on the left is for the electric lift that bent is 3 "
Thanks for that good picture exactly what is on my 147