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Frame Rail Installation

Tack Welding Frame Rails: (continued)

8.	Weld Bar Mounting Straps. The RH
Front bar Mounting Straps will have to be cut
(See Figure 31) and welded to the top of the
Mounting Tube (See Figure 43). Another
one cut off and welded to the Bottom of the
Frame Rail. (See Figure 45) The length of
these Bar mounting straps should be cut so
it will not be sticking over past frame rail.
	These can be Tack Welded while still
mounted on Tractor, Illustrations are shown
with frame rails off of Tractor because it is
easier to see and it can be done after they are
removed from tractor if you want.
	These must be Tack welded in align-
ment when installed, so the holes are in line.
If not in line the Bolt cannot be installed.
Measure the distance from the Angle Mount-
ing to the Mounting Bar that you have welded

Tack Weld Here in 3 places on top and 3 places on bottom

Figure 42

Rear of LH Mount-

ing Tube toward

to the mounting Tube. (See Figure 43).

Transfer that measurement to the bottom of

the Frame Rail and Tack Weld a cut off Bar

Mounting Strap there. (See Figure 44). Fig-

ure 44 shows a top (Un-Cut) Mounting Bar

being held down with a C-Clamp, this is done

to make it easier to transfer measurement to

lower Bar Mounting Strap. Do not weld a

Cut Straps

Here

Cab

Measure

Distance Here

strap to the top of the Frame Rail here. (See
Figure 44)
9.	Recheck that all components are
Tack Welded. (See Figures 31 through 45)

Do Not

Weld Here

Lower Bar Mounting

Strap (Cutt Off) Weld

Upper Bar Mounting

Strap (Cut Off)

Figure 43

Lower Bar

Mounting Strap

Figure 44

Here

	(Cut Off)
Figure 45

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