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Steve forwarded a link to this photo of a Love lift. Great photo, though it is a reproduction and not an original.
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For a Factory Photo can’t imagine they didn’t use a pretty Jeep.
Glenn, I had to laugh as I was thinking the same thing! Also, I’m not so sure that’s a Love lift. I’ve seen a few and the ones I’ve seen have a small plate that lifts the arms by pulling up on the bottom of them. This looks more Newgren to me, but of course the Love and Newgren were related, so it might be a sort of morphing between the two of them.
I have a 2 row disc that is similar in design, but is was always to heavy for small tractors to raise with 3-point hitch. I eventually pulled one row off to lighten it. I would think it would be too heavy for the jeep setup?
David, I think your sister would like that tool to drag her riding arena. Looks like it is in good condition. Oh, that’s right, it is an old photo. Dang!
Im a city boy. What is a love lift? I goggled it and I know your not talking about a “christian wright lifting program” http://www.lovelift.org/
Jamie … lol … that’s funny. Perhaps this will help:
http://www.ewillys.com/2014/07/25/love-hydraulic-lift-system-in-popular-science/