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Tractors,
Lawn
and
Garden
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110
and
112
Miscellaneous
70
SM-2059-(Apr-67}
Lift
Linkage
15-1
Group
1 5
LIFT
LINKAGE
GENERAL
INFORMATION
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Lift
Linkage
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2-Hydraufic
Lilt
Linkage
Litho
in
U.S.A.
MANUAL
LIFT
110
and
112
Tractors
with
manual
lift
have
linkage
as
shown
in
Figure
1.
Variations
in
lift
shaft,
lift
levers,
lever
hubs,
depending
on
trac-
tor
serial
number,
are
explained
under
"Repair"
in
this
group.
Lift
adjustments
can
be
made
with
the
thread-
ed
clevis
at
"A"
and
"B,"
Figure
1.
The
helper
spring
is
not
a
regular
part
of
the
tractor,
but
is
furnished
with
front
mounted
equipment
such
as
the
snow
thrower
and
front
blade.
It
is
also
furnished
with
the
rotary
tiller
and
integral
hitch.
When
installed
as
shown,
Figure
1,
the
helper
spring
decreases
the
effort
required
to
raise
heavy
eqUipment
with
the
manual
lift
lever.
Although
not
needed
for
mower
operation,
the
helper
spring
may
be
left
in
place
if
any
of
the
above
eqUipment
has
been
used
previously
on
the
tractor.
NOT/:':
Be
sure
to
loosen
helper
spring
(relieve
tension)
when
not
in
use
butle/t
on
tractor.
HYDRA
UUC
LIFT
Lift
adjustments
can
be
made
on
the
hydraulic
lift
link
ag
e
by
turning
thread
ed
clevis
at
pOints
"A"
and
"B,"
Figure
2.
Theslotinthe
connect-
ing
link
allows
hydraulic
pressure
only
on
the
lift
stroke.
On
the
retracting
stroke,
the
slotted
linkage
prevents
down
pressure
on
mounted
equipment
to
p
rev
ent
damage
and
a
llows
the
equipment
to
"float"
with
ground
contour.
HITCH
AND M
OWER
DEPTH
CONTROL
The
hitch
and
mower
depth
control
permits
rear
mo
u
nt
ed
equipment
and
the
rotary
mower
to
return
to
th
e
adjusted
operating
level
each
time
the
lift
le
v
er
in
lower
ed.
This
control
also
enables
the
operator
to
keep
the
mower
or
rear
mounted
equipment
in
the
raised
position
while
USing
the
lift
lever
to
operate
front
mount
ed
equipment.
Refer
to
"Adjustmen
ts,
"
pag
e
15-7,
for
the
method
of
adjusting
the
hitch
and
mower
d
epth
control.