1736 With SubFrame CB20 Backhoe, I Need Someone To Look At Their Mounts For Me

[drizler]

I’ll plead ignorance:drool: what’s a WAG.

 

[Peter 315]

I’ll plead ignorance:drool: what’s a WAG.

WAG – Wild-*** Guess.

 

[drizler]

I[/ATTACH] Arregggghhhh this just DONT LOOK RIGHT. Here痴 the best pic mr tire will allow That vertical hole is one of the front lower ones not used. It痴 on the front end of the lower axle pad. Ahead of it os the spacer pipe for those front mounting bolts. You can see it痴 got a golf head. It痴 tight to the spacer pipe I even loosened the rears so it could set flush. You can see the gap It痴 as big as my index finger 1/2? Are yours like that????? It just can稚 be right :confused3: for strength and weight distribution!!!

 

[thclimer]

Hi Drizler,

I've taken a few more pictures of my 1736. I may be wrong, but what seems to be different with my setup is there is a black colored bracket which is in the area where you are indicating your approximate 1/2" gap, this bracket on my setup attaches to the "chain" assembly which stabilizes the arms on my 3-point hitch.

Let me know if you need more pictures.

 

[drizler]

You solved it! Yours has a full span plate. For whatever reason the earlier model like mine terminates just past the first set of bolt holes leaving that nasty looking gap. Thanks for the terrific pics and help figuring this out. I owe ya one!!! I also needs better camera than my iPhone 7 for close ups. Cheers:thumbsup:

 

[thclimer]

You solved it! Yours has a full span plate. For whatever reason the earlier model like mine terminates just past the first set of bolt holes leaving that nasty looking gap. Thanks for the terrific pics and help figuring this out. I owe ya one!!! I also needs better camera than my iPhone 7 for close ups. Cheers:thumbsup:

Well that's a relief. So glad to hear the pictures helped, that's what we are all here to do!