Posted by Zachary Hoyt on September 19, 2012 at 17:46:38 from (184.12.67.118):
I posted a question a bit ago about what type of 3 point adapter arms I needed. I found this set on ebay and they seem to address the problem of not being able to lift high enough. I took them and got the upper holes drilled out to 7/8 which cost me $15 and the arms plus shipping were $120, so it was not as costly as I had thought it might become. There is about an inch or two of slop from side to side when the bush hog is lifted up, but that is similar to a 3 point hitch with a stabilizer bar. I got the lights hooked up and really like having the rear work light and the dash light. I got a 12v bulb for the dash light that came with the new temp gauge I put in it. Now that it has a working gauge I found that it warmed up to 160-170 and stayed there for the time I ran it. The PTO slipped under load a couple of times so I need to check the band adjustment, and the PTO seal leaks but that will be an easy fix. I still need to work on the grill and get the right hood put on. I am wondering how the choke rod was originally routed, the replacement one is very sloppy but I don't dare to move it in closer to a straight line because of the starter relay being right there. Any advice will be much appreciated. Zach
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