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Need pictures of the back end of a 140

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Richardin52

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OK guys I just got my 140 home. The guy I bought it off said when he got it the rear hitch was off and he was not sure how it went back on.

My tractor does not have a fast hitch by the way. He said everything was there I just had to put it back together. It would be very helpful if I had some pictures to go by.

Thanks
 
Richard its simple if you got the U shaped draw bar there is only one way to put it on. two brackets one on each side put the bolts in first and dont tighten them then bring the draw bar up to them it is sloted it should fit right on. then install the T draw bar up farther close to the pedals but lower it hooks up with 2 bolts. If you need a picture let me know i can send you one. Erik..
 
Sorry, I said hitch when I meant the rear lift arms assembly.

The U shaped bar is on but everything else is not. The easy touch controls, the lift arms, the connecting rods etc.
 
Here are some pictures that might help. I didn't resize them for this page, so just click on the links for a better look. The second and third pictures have 2 different styles of rod from Touch-Control to the rockshaft. Your rockshaft is probably not like the one in the those pictures, but should mount the same.

The bearings thread onto the rockshaft. They should be most of the way on but you may have to give them a turn in or out to get a good fit between the fenders.

If this isn't what you have, post pictures of what you do have.

http://home1.gte.net/res0gehp/images/SuperA.JPG
http://home1.gte.net/res0gehp/images/SA-rod-1.JPG
http://home1.gte.net/res0gehp/images/SA-rod-2.JPG
 
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