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Rear Rockshaft and lift rod
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Rear Rockshaft and lift rod
I'm looking for the rear rockshaft assembly for a cub. also, i was wanting to know if i should get the straight or offset lift rod. i have a '74 Cub. any help will be appreciated
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Search this site and you will learn which rod and a very good place to buy from.http://www.tmtractor.com/
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John:
Jim is correct. Tom at TM Tractor should have them. Also John at JP Tractor Salvage and David at Chown Tractor Parts probably does as well.
Here is a pic of the off-set rockshaft lift arm:
Here is a pic of the straight rockshaft lift arm:
Tom, John or David will know whether you need the straight or the offset.
Here is the rear rockshaft:
Jim is correct. Tom at TM Tractor should have them. Also John at JP Tractor Salvage and David at Chown Tractor Parts probably does as well.
Here is a pic of the off-set rockshaft lift arm:
Here is a pic of the straight rockshaft lift arm:
Tom, John or David will know whether you need the straight or the offset.
Here is the rear rockshaft:
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Click here for long and short dash info.
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http://www.tm-tractor.com/gfl/fueltank_001.htm
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The rear rockshaft on one of my cubs is one of those converted from the hand lift. The connector rods to the front rockshaft are the same as Dan stated.
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If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
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rockshaft for cub
I have a rockshaft and rod for a cub. The rockshaft is in good condition but the rod has been cut and welded for some reason. I have no idea how much it is worth. I live in mddle Tennessee. I also have an extra PTO shaft and colar for sale.[/b]
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