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Re: DEXTA LIFT ARMS

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Posted by Jeff Horvath on May 01, 1998 at 13:06:26:

In Reply to: DEXTA LIFT ARMS posted by Scott Meyers on April 30, 1998 at 22:27:56:

: I think the arms which connect the hydrolic lift arms to the implement lift arms are to long on my 1950 Fordson Dexta. When the hydrolics are all the way down the implement arms are on the ground. The current arms are aprox. 22" pin to pin. How long should they be? Any sources?
My dexta has the stock linkage, I'll measure them to see. From where, to where are you measuring the 22"?
P.S. Myself and some other Dexta owners are trying to start a Dexta support group. My e-mail is jhorvath@sockets.net. Drop me a line if your interested in joining in.

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: : I think the arms which connect the hydrolic lift arms to the implement lift arms are to long on my 1950 Fordson Dexta. When the hydrolics are all the way down the implement arms are on the ground. The current arms are aprox. 22" pin to pin. How long should they be? Any sources? : My dexta has the stock linkage, I'll measure them to see. From where, to where are you measuring the 22"? : P.S. Myself and some other Dexta owners are trying to start a Dexta support group. My e-mail is jhorvath@sockets.net. Drop me a line if your interested in joining in.

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