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Patrick Md. Va.

01-10-2003 17:25:49

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I finally got my lift tag cleaned up and painted. I think Ford would have painted it all grey, but i painted the chains with metal paint. I do not have my tractor close. Can any of you explain (any better than the tag) How the part gets installed on the quaderent? Or is there someplace i can look to see a picture? Thanks for any advice. Patrick.

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James Dedmon

01-12-2003 06:59:32

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Re: Lift tag painted (picture) in reply to Patrick Md. Va., 01-10-2003 17:25:49

I dont know but our 8N has the same tag, in fact I know it is the orginal tag because Grandad purchased the tractor new. However it has been painted several times. The tag is attached to the tractor not the drawbar arms as pictured. In fact I cannot remember when if ever they were attched any where elese but the tractor.

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Phil (NJ-AZ-SK)

01-11-2003 01:53:03

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Re: Lift tag painted (picture) in reply to Patrick Md. Va., 01-10-2003 17:25:49

patrick, The Quad has a "STOP" used for setting a limit and the stop has a wing nut... you slip
the wedge under the wing nut..

hope this helps

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duey

01-11-2003 00:51:21

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Re: Lift tag painted (picture) in reply to Patrick Md. Va., 01-10-2003 17:25:49

Patrick, there is a funny looking stop device with a 10/32 stud sticking out of it that gets a washer & wingnut. This stop assembly has it's stud stuck thru the quadrant slot so it's oriented crossways to the lift handle. (Hard to 'splain but when you see it, it makes sense.) The slot area slides under the washer and the angled part keeps the lift handle at the bottom of the quadrant. Seems kind of 'futzy' to intall but it does the job. duey

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Patrick Md. Va.

01-11-2003 04:28:09

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Re: Re: Lift tag painted (picture) in reply to duey , 01-11-2003 00:51:21

Thanks for the description. I also got this picture in my email.

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01-10-2003 21:57:37

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Re: Lift tag painted (picture) in reply to Patrick Md. Va., 01-10-2003 17:25:49

The whole thing would have been zinc or cadmium-plated, not painted. Ed Gooding probably has a picture that shows how the clip attaches at the quadrant end.

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Dave Smith, looks good

01-10-2003 19:40:49

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Re: Lift tag painted (picture) in reply to Patrick Md. Va., 01-10-2003 17:25:49

Especially on you're wifes carpet.
Dave <*)))><

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Patrick Md. Va.

01-11-2003 04:37:58

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Re: Re: Lift tag painted (picture) in reply to Dave Smith, looks good, 01-10-2003 19:40:49

Thanks. On the carpet is ok if it is clean and small. A spotless, painted trans. case would be different!

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