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Re: Re: ANOTHER 140 QUESTION
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Posted by HavinFuninMo on September 04, 2001 at 15:59:48 from (64.196.152.4):
In Reply to: Re: ANOTHER 140 QUESTION posted by Jman on September 04, 2001 at 15:04:19:
Hey, I added a worksaver 3 point kit to my 140 earlier this year. For this kit to "bolt right on", you need the arm that runs from the rockshaft to a pivoting shaft mounted between the rear fenders and that pivoting shaft assembly. (Not sure of the name for it) If that is intact, it is a bolt on. If you still had a drawbar, it would have to be removed. I am pretty happy with my 3 point. On an AV my father had, we added a PTO. Took the PTO shaft/rear housing cover from a donor A and added to the AV. Had to find a different shaft that ran between the PTO assembly and rearend as the coupler from donor to AV was different. Since the 140 is a decendent of the A it might be similar. not sure though. Someone else might be able to give more details.
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