real question, what is this,, disregard first posts

I am going to try to attach a picture that I put in parts and pieces in this site,, I want to know if any one has any idea what this is, it was attached to the driver side haydraulic lift arm, it was pushing up on the seat for years, finally broke the seat, so I had to fix it,, then I took it off,, should have taken it off long agao I guess,,, anyway I think it may be a bracket for a side mounted mower, maybe not any insite woulod be helpful, thanks pat,, I want to appologize for the other posts trying to figure this out,, I did tho, archives tell a lot haha

I just looked in my Dearborn Side Mount Mower book for the 14-3 and 14-4 models - and I suspect that the later models used the same lift arm bracket/extension. The piece for the mower replaces the whole link that includes the leveling box. It fits into the clevis that the "u-joint" for the leveling box is fastened in to. So once you put on the mower you loose any lifting ability of the 3 point hitch. The pictures show the 11 hole drawbar in place with the stablizing brackets that go up to the top link rocker.

In looking at your bracket, I wonder if it has not been bent from the way it originally made. Surely someone would not have made something that would hit the seat and as you said eventually break it.

Regards,
Larry

Picture 'taken' can be a lot of fun.

Recently I have been taken a lot of CANDID photos during my travels, down here in FLORIDA.

Well, since my CANNON equipment is just too bulky to lug around, I have been usn' those inexpensive throw-away type.

Well, being an old KODAK(tm) student of photography, Rochester, NY., I started usn't their (Kodak) brand of 35 mm. throw away's.

Well, since I don't develope the film until maybe over the winters, I just normally store the canisters in the freezer.

Well, one day I decided to take the camera apart to retrieve the film canister and "AA" battery.
CAUTION: There is, in my opinion, a flaw in the design of the camera. THAT IS: When the last frame is taken, the capacitor in the camera should be discharged automatically. However the capacitor(s) stay charged.

When I opened up the first camera, I got a sever shock when I inadvertinaly touched the electronic board. That shock almost paralyzed my wrist and elbow on my right arm.

So, becareful with those automatic cameras.

FUJI(tm) makes a better arrangement for removing the film and (AA) battery. Just take off the cardboard wrapper around the camera body. On the bottom are little "doors" that open-up to remove the film and battery.

I Notified KODAK(tm) about their product 2 yrs. ago. I QUIT buying their product.