Posted by Mike CA on February 27, 2008 at 07:22:20 from (214.1.211.251):
In Reply to: MikeCA, no go on parts posted by Damp;Dservice on February 26, 2008 at 18:53:28:
GordoSD said: (quoted from post at 08:05:25 02/27/08) I have a generator bracket. And I have one of those support rods that goes from the vertical bracket to the horizontal bar. The one you loosen and change holes to adjust the height. Is that what you need?
Gordo
Yup, sure is. I'll double check the generator bracket. I think what I have is shop made. I know the bolts aren't original, which is what caught my attention. And I'll be changing the generator to a 12v eventually, so I figured I might as well get the whole bracket correct.
The drawbar... square, I guess you call it... is "bent" up on the left side as you look at it. When I did a closer inspection I found out that the left diagnal support bar had been welded. So my guess is that it was welded a little shot, and it pulling that side of the drawbar square up a little too much.
I know I'm picky. I own one tractor, so I want it as perfect as I can get it, and afford. :lol:
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