Farmall Cub

Ken

I believe it is, but the center arms appeared to be turned wrong. i will check in a few minutes and post later.

Ken, it appears yours is bent. The brackets look okay.

Ken, I have 4

2 are straight, 2 like yours ???
The arms are correct.

agreed with barnyard, arm is bent, brackets OK.

Seems a little heat and the shop press will be required here. Wonder just how something that heavy gets bent. Perhaps the grader blade or snow plow. We used both extensively in the 1970's. I can't see the weight of the sickle bar bending this.

Ken

Probably from using the snow plow as a battering ram, the arm is at the end of the linkage

tst wrote:Probably from using the snow plow as a battering ram, the arm is at the end of the linkage

When you meet my Dad again - change the reason please I did 99% of the plowing in the 1970's....Must have been something else.

Ken

PVF1799 wrote:

tst wrote:Probably from using the snow plow as a battering ram, the arm is at the end of the linkage

When you meet my Dad again - change the reason please I did 99% of the plowing in the 1970's....Must have been something else.

Ken

Yeah, we hear you, Ken. We were ALL young once. I usually refer to it as "young and dumb".........at least in my case.

Denny Clayton wrote: Yeah, we hear you, Ken. We were ALL young once. I usually refer to it as "young and dumb".........at least in my case.

I have realized that I have not gotten smarter as I get older, I have just run out of stupid things to do.

Denny Clayton wrote:

PVF1799 wrote:

tst wrote:Probably from using the snow plow as a battering ram, the arm is at the end of the linkage

When you meet my Dad again - change the reason please I did 99% of the plowing in the 1970's....Must have been something else.

Ken

Yeah, we hear you, Ken. We were ALL young once. I usually refer to it as "young and dumb".........at least in my case.

Around here it's "Too soon old and too late smart"!