right hand lift lever

[debshirl 0]

just found out at spring fling that my landlord has part of right hand lift lever mounted to frame can anyone send me some pictures of complete assembly so that i can possibly fab handle

[HubbardRA 19]

Paul, if you have an extra handle from the left side, I think it can be modified to use on the right side. I know there have been a few made that way. You already have the most difficult piece to fabricate (the quadrant).

[Kent 436]

Check here: http://www.simpletractors.com/operation/right_lift_lever.htm

[UCD 14]

Running board tractors.

Parts late Foot drager tractors 1967 and later

Parts early Foot drager tractors 1967 and earlier

[Chris727 2,136]

Anyone ever try to modify a broadmoor quadrant to work? I have several of these laying around and if memory serves correctly they are on the right-hand side.

[debshirl 0]

i will look at that have a 728 out back

[crewchief12 0]

hello Looking for a right had lift lever assembly any ideas besides placing an add on the site? Model AC B112 Thanks Mike

[ehertzfeld 1]

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Originally posted by crewchief12
hello Looking for a right had lift lever assembly any ideas besides placing an add on the site? Model AC B112 Thanks Mike

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That is were I got mine from, but they are very hard to find.

[Robert Kehoe 0]

I also heard a broadmor would work

[D-17_Dave 12]

The Broadmore handles are similar but they won't work. There are some characteristic traits that similar but it's the traits that make it work properly that make the difference. I have done all the measurements and made CAD drawings of all the parts to make these but never got around to doing it. There is a lot more to it than it seems.

[Roy 0]

Dave, Would you be willing to e-mail me a set/copy of your CAD drawings? Might look into making one. Think you have my e-mail address. Thanks,

[TomSchmit 55]

I think that a right hand lift lever from a Broadmoor could be used, but not exactly in the same way the original factor arm would. My idea is to use the Broadmoor lever with a separate jackshaft installed ahead or behind the original. I would use the Broadmoor shaft - will probably have to modify it but I know it will work. So I will have two completely separate lift systems... the right hand unit will only operate a center or front attachment. Now I just have to wait until Dave Emmer finishes installing an engine in my late B-10. Tom

[HubbardRA 19]

Paul's tractor already has the quadrant installed. I was the one who noticed it at SF and told him what it was. Either a set of drawings, or some pictures with dimensions would be helpful in making one. They can be made from a left hand lever. I guess I have been around long enough to remember the one Dutch made. The quadrant is the most difficult item. A good fabricator should be able to make the rest of the lever by looking at the left side lever and the pictures posted by Maynard above.