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Old 01-13-2015, 02:40 PM
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the sleeve hitch might do okay with 200lbs.
But those arms on the aerator look too wimpy to resist twist and collapse.
I'm not going to use those, I'm going to build a frame out of square tubing to bolt/weld under the weight tray. Those arms are going to come off.
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Old 02-07-2015, 06:34 PM
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Well, took a little bit to gather everything up but here it is.
Started out with 75#, then got brave and went up to 150#. All I need now is an implement pin.
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Well, took a little bit to gather everything up but here it is.
Started out with 75#, then got brave and went up to 150#. All I need now is an implement pin.
Wow, that is one bad a$$ lookin sleeve hitch adapter you have there! Where on earth did you get that?

If I were going to do a core aerator, that is exactly how I would do it.
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Old 02-09-2015, 09:41 AM
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Wow, that is one bad a$$ lookin sleeve hitch adapter you have there! Where on earth did you get that?
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Haha bad a$$ indeed, it could probably survive a direct nuclear hit. A nice gentleman is selling them on the website found in your signature!
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That looks like it should work! Now I have an idea for my brinly yard rake!
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Haha bad a$$ indeed, it could probably survive a direct nuclear hit. A nice gentleman is selling them on the website found in your signature!
lol Thanks,
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If I were going to do a core aerator, that is exactly how I would do it.
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lol Thanks,
Talk about a shameless plug.

Setup looks good. Well done.
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Talk about a shameless plug.

Setup looks good. Well done.
What's funny about the whole thing is, I hadn't noticed it in the picture, Betsy walked behind me and said "Hey, there's one of your things"... I said "one of my what things, where?" Then she pointed it out.

I really didn't know if it was one of mine or not.

But what the heck, we can call it a shameless plug if you like.
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