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tn terry t

01-14-2007 19:18:24

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was there two or more front lift mechanism? what i have is a 40 with a hand lift that came without a starter or ring gear. ok i have added a starter and now the round lift rod (kinda looks like a bike handle bar} hits the starter and cant operate properly anyone with pictures and or information sure would be helpfull thanks terry t

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gene bender

01-15-2007 15:51:12

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Re: farmall a lift mechanism in reply to tn terry t, 01-14-2007 19:18:24

I have the lift for the 134 cult you are talking about. Just elongate the top hole so the shaft assy can be rotated back to cleat the starter. Mite need to enlarge both holes to move it back. The cult doesent weigh that much so removing part wouldnt be no big deal. Are you sure the plates arent on backward as i could see that happening.

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tn terry t

01-15-2007 17:00:46

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Re: farmall a lift mechanism in reply to gene bender, 01-15-2007 15:51:12

thanks gene those plate you spoke just might be backards ill giver a whirl and see what happens thanks terry t

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gene bender

01-16-2007 05:25:45

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Re: farmall a lift mechanism in reply to tn terry t, 01-15-2007 17:00:46

yes because the brackets need to be positioned so the bar is behind the starter. you didnt say which lift assy you have does it have the two levers or just the one that lifts the cult. the early 134 cult mounted on the steering post and the rear was back by the seat and only had one lever. later 138 the lever assy mounted different and had two levers. you must have the one lever assy and betcha the two plates are backward good luck

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01-15-2007 01:36:56

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Re: farmall a lift mechanism in reply to tn terry t, 01-14-2007 19:18:24

Yes, there are two. One style used in 1939 and part of 1940 which as you have found only works on non starter tractors. I saw a lift on EBAY one time that had been notched to clear the starter. I'm not sure I'd do that for fear it'd weaken it but it's your tractor. It did still have better than half the material left so Maybe it'd be ok.

Mike

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Dave BN

01-14-2007 21:12:06

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Re: farmall a lift mechanism in reply to tn terry t, 01-14-2007 19:18:24

Only one hand lift that I know of. It will come close to the starter but should clear if everything is put together correctly. Are you sure you have the correct starter? Sorry no pics. Dave.

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tn terry t

01-15-2007 02:40:02

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Re: farmall a lift mechanism in reply to Dave BN, 01-14-2007 21:12:06

thanks guys! dave i aint sure about nuthin but the starter is the same as my super a by tape measure i have no plans to restore this one at this time so might just try to modify the lift gona put a mid-mount cickle mower and use as a back up hay raking rig

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