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how does this lift system work?

Arthur Ward · 2007-07-16

how the heck does this lift system work??? It has one maybe 2 cylinders mounted under the seat to lift it up. Only problem is the pump runs off the PTO like on the 8Ns so you push the clutch in you loose lift. I've seen Cs that look like that go from around $1500-2500, and thats with out any equipment. So add those 2 things with it it could go easy for $2500-3000. I have one I would sell but it doesn't look as nice but it does have a 3 point and a front lift It has one maybe 2 cylinders mounted under the seat to lift it up. Only problem is the pump runs off the PTO like on the 8Ns so you push the clutch in you loose lift. I've seen Cs that look like that go from around $1500-2500, and thats with out any equipment. So add those 2 things with it it could go easy for $2500-3000. I have one I would sell but it doesn't look as nice but it does have a 3 point and a front lift It has one maybe 2 cylinders mounted under the seat to lift it up. Only problem is the pump runs off the PTO like on the 8Ns so you push the clutch in you loose lift. I've seen Cs that look like that go from around $1500-2500, and thats with out any equipment. So add those 2 things with it it could go easy for $2500-3000. I have one I would sell but it doesn't look as nice but it does have a 3 point and a front lift Hobby farm hey thanks old. i have to think about this a little bit. would rather have more power, more than the 8n anyway if i want to add a tractor to the collection. thanks again hey thanks old. i have to think about this a little bit. would rather have more power, more than the 8n anyway if i want to add a tractor to the collection. thanks again Ya a C comes in around the same HP as an 8N. Now if you want more HP I have just the tractor you need. I'd bet you could hook up 5 or 6 8Ns to this one and they would not stand a chance pulling it. I also have a good number of other ones, I just plain have to many tractors and need to thin down on them a little bit. Ya a C comes in around the same HP as an 8N. Now if you want more HP I have just the tractor you need. I'd bet you could hook up 5 or 6 8Ns to this one and they would not stand a chance pulling it. I also have a good number of other ones, I just plain have to many tractors and need to thin down on them a little bit. Ya a C comes in around the same HP as an 8N. Now if you want more HP I have just the tractor you need. I'd bet you could hook up 5 or 6 8Ns to this one and they would not stand a chance pulling it. I also have a good number of other ones, I just plain have to many tractors and need to thin down on them a little bit. Hobby farm

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arthur ward

07-16-2007 18:55:43

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how the heck does this lift system work???

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07-16-2007 20:49:19

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Re: how does this lift system work? in reply to arthur ward, 07-16-2007 18:55:43

It has one maybe 2 cylinders mounted under the seat to lift it up. Only problem is the pump runs off the PTO like on the 8Ns so you push the clutch in you loose lift. I've seen Cs that look like that go from around $1500-2500, and thats with out any equipment. So add those 2 things with it it could go easy for $2500-3000. I have one I would sell but it doesn't look as nice but it does have a 3 point and a front lift

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07-16-2007 20:55:35

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Re: how does this lift system work? in reply to old, 07-16-2007 20:49:19

hey thanks old. i have to think about this a little bit. would rather have more power, more than the 8n anyway if i want to add a tractor to the collection.
thanks again

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07-16-2007 21:31:05

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Re: how does this lift system work? in reply to arthur ward, 07-16-2007 20:55:35

Ya a C comes in around the same HP as an 8N. Now if you want more HP I have just the tractor you need. I'd bet you could hook up 5 or 6 8Ns to this one and they would not stand a chance pulling it. I also have a good number of other ones, I just plain have to many tractors and need to thin down on them a little bit.

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