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RICK

12-01-2003 02:35:58




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hi im trying to find things out about this tractor for my neighbor who just bought it and is planning to restore it.we were wondering how the lift on the rear works. it seems if you push the small peddle the lift will raise. any help will be app.




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G. L. Perry

12-01-2003 09:17:03




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 Re: 1941 sc in reply to RICK, 12-01-2003 02:35:58  
This lift raises when first pressed, second press sets down again. There is a link going to a U'shaped lift arm set'up on the Hitch bar frame, and it has two very heavy springs going along each side of case below. I'm not sure if springs are what does most of lifting or if the lift "over-centers" the spring pull both up and down and gives assist each way or what?? I just got one on my 41. It's only really useful for the mounted cultivators and such, but I'm gonn try to make mine work for a blade. There is no upper ling mount and that is major problem, and as said, not sure it can really lift that much weight. I can send a parts blow-up if you send me your email address. Mine is glperry@fwi.com

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dctom

12-01-2003 09:28:44




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 Re: Re: 1941 sc in reply to G. L. Perry, 12-01-2003 09:17:03  
with both springs that lift can lift a pretty darn good load, four row and six row implements tom



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todd hamilton

12-01-2003 16:52:03




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 Re: Re: Re: 1941 sc in reply to dctom, 12-01-2003 09:28:44  
Tom's right! I fixed up a light 7' blade on mine from TSC and I cannot keep the blade down with both springs on. Drops pretty fast, however, with no springs - one seems the best. Class I three-point will fit the arm if you turn the pins in the same direction. Makes implement a little off-center. Take the frame for the top-link off of the implement and then mount a turn-buckle from the lift arm to the center-rear of the implement. Slowing down the engine speed will help slow the drop also.

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Glenn FitzGerald

12-01-2003 06:24:55




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 Re: 1941 sc in reply to RICK, 12-01-2003 02:35:58  
Ditto. We had a '41 equipped the same. We referred to it as the 'mechanical lift'. We preferred it to the '51 on the cultivator as the mechanical lift was faster than the '51s hydrolic lift. It also had a faster steering ratio which was awful nice for quick turning on the ends. Dad would wire back the pedal on the off season as the adjustment arm would sweep off any would-be passengers if you happened to bump it when the PTO was on. (We left the adjustment arms on year round.) We really liked that tractor. Glenn F.

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John H-WI

12-01-2003 04:52:15




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 Re: 1941 sc in reply to RICK, 12-01-2003 02:35:58  
The little pedal you refer to is used to raise and lower the lift arms in back. On the older tractors, pre eagle hitch or Cases version of the 3 point, it was refered to as a motor lift. There are/were some implements that fit on the arms but all we ever used ours for on the CC, SC, and DC was for the cultivator.



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