Thanks guys!
Well, I got a quote from a guy who had a waterjet table to cut the holes, he told me about $100 bucks. So after some thinking I said well for a $100 bucks I'd rather do it myself and pocket the money. Long story short, I used a big drill bit (3/4") and then a 4.5" grinder (not much I can't do with a 4.5" grinder) and cut the slots. The problem was they were still to tight. In the end I ended up using a torch to stretch the slots just a little more.
If i had used a larger drill bit it would have gone much smoother and faster.
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Red '84 Cub Cadet 782
50" Deck, 54" Power Angle Blade, QA42 Blower, #4 Cart, #2 Cart, 400 Rear Tiller, IH Rear Grader Blade, IH Rear Rake, IH CI Weights, Rear Suitcase Bracket, Sleeve Hitch, Front Hyd.
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