Electric Lift
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I don't really know for sure, but the 200 series and the older 100 series had different pedestals to mount the lift to. Maybe comb the parts catalogs for both machines to see what components/parts are the same. With the proper tools and skill, even if it's not a perfect fit, one could make it fit.
Again, I'm not that familiar with the electric lift tractors, so take my comments with a grain of salt.
Again, I'm not that familiar with the electric lift tractors, so take my comments with a grain of salt.
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I am almost certain the actuator is the same. The there are 2 solenoids bolted on the left pedestal under the battery tray. I would say it is definitely doable.
I attempted to install an actuator from a 200 series on my 112 and what I found was the mounting pin (stationary end) was set in a different position/angle than was the one on the 112. This set the actuator in a different orientation and the actuator motor would not clear the transaxle when trying to mount it. Possible the 112 mounting angle may work on 200 series, but I know the 200 does not work on the 112, something to consider. Otherwise they look identical. Bob
Many thanks for your input.
Thank you!
Thanks for your help.
The 200 series electric lift uses a hand lever on the side of the pedestal. On my late SN 110 & 112 (250,XXX-up) they both use a toggle switch on the dash for the lift.
If the linear actuator fits correctly, you could drill a hole in the dash for the toggle switch to make it work.
I believe you would also need to add additional wiring including a circuit breaker for the electric lift circuit.
If the linear actuator fits correctly, you could drill a hole in the dash for the toggle switch to make it work.
I believe you would also need to add additional wiring including a circuit breaker for the electric lift circuit.
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There are two 25 or 30 amp circuit breakers.
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