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Old 09-08-2015, 11:36 AM
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I'll get some later but hopefully some of the guys on here that are good with metal can whoop up a few for sale.

I'll offer mine as an original if needed as long as I get it back.
Thats kind of you! I hope someone can make a few as I will need one before winter strikes!
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They gave you the parts. Awesome! Should be easy to mount now.
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They gave you the parts. Awesome! Should be easy to mount now.
Yes it should! Hopefully! I just need that Cross Shaft Support Strap. Can anyone help?
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No reason you can't make one of your own, it's just a piece of flat bar with 2 bends and 2 holes in it.
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No reason you can't make one of your own, it's just a piece of flat bar with 2 bends and 2 holes in it.
Unfortunately, I don't have the tools to make it otherwise I would. I am looking for a minimum of the dimensions of the piece I would need to make, but am hopeful someone has an extra one laying around or could make me one.
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Sorry I can't help unless you want to bring the tractor to Galax VA.
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Hey Timbo -

Are you still going to post some measurements of that bracket? Thanks!!
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Here check these out.

.25 inch steel.

Holes are half inch and measured center to center.




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.25 inch steel.

Holes are half inch and measured center to center.
Wow, awesome! Thanks bud!
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Whats the diameter of the holes?
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