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MJPetersen · 05-09-2008, 04:28 PM

You can do what Rob suggested and think of it this way--you are restoring the effective OEM lift arm length.

That is the way that the arms are made in the first place. They have the ends, bend the arms to the proper shape and weld the ends on. Just cut the one end off, cut out the length that "Pat's quick hitch added, and weld the end back on. It is not a big deal and will then be a lot less hassle in the future than having to play with an extender for the top link every time that you hook up.

Mike

05-09-2008, 04:28 PM	#22 (permalink)
MJPetersen Platinum Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Warsaw, Poland Posts: 647	Re: My Remote and TnT Install on L3400 You can do what Rob suggested and think of it this way--you are restoring the effective OEM lift arm length. That is the way that the arms are made in the first place. They have the ends, bend the arms to the proper shape and weld the ends on. Just cut the one end off, cut out the length that "Pat's quick hitch added, and weld the end back on. It is not a big deal and will then be a lot less hassle in the future than having to play with an extender for the top link every time that you hook up. Mike __________________ "In all your ways acknowledge Him and He will direct your paths" Solomon YM1510D, YM 1202 tiller, KK copy dirt scoop, imitation Gannon rollover box blade, and a Rear Blade with gauge wheels