KilroyJC
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- Joined
- Mar 30, 2022
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- Location
- Appalachia
- Tractor
- 1962 Case 430, 1995 Craftsman Yard Tractor/mower, 1949 South Bend 9A Lathe, WoodMizer Lx55 sawmill, Kubota KX033-4 Mini-Excavator
1962 Case 430
The lift arms are somewhat splayed, and so the ends are just a wee bit wide for hooking up without having to pull them together with a ratchet tie-down and some “easing” with a ball-pein to hook up attachments, which pretty much defeats the whole idea of the Eagle Claw “QUICK” Connect system.
I would rather have the arms compressing against the large solid bearing surfaces of the implement body itself, rather than forcing outward against the pins (I launched one into the woods hooking up the disc Harry - I am thankful it didn’t hit me!)
and no, I didn’t take a measurement yet - I will to that as a before-and-after when I actually do the work and report back.
But I do appreciate any comments, suggestions, advice, or related experiences you may care to share!
The lift arms are somewhat splayed, and so the ends are just a wee bit wide for hooking up without having to pull them together with a ratchet tie-down and some “easing” with a ball-pein to hook up attachments, which pretty much defeats the whole idea of the Eagle Claw “QUICK” Connect system.
I would rather have the arms compressing against the large solid bearing surfaces of the implement body itself, rather than forcing outward against the pins (I launched one into the woods hooking up the disc Harry - I am thankful it didn’t hit me!)
and no, I didn’t take a measurement yet - I will to that as a before-and-after when I actually do the work and report back.
But I do appreciate any comments, suggestions, advice, or related experiences you may care to share!