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Weight Bracket
What way is the best way to build a front weight bar that extends? I don't have any pics but i was thinking of a bracket welded square tubing or making a box where i can hang weights on both sides. Post pics if you will please.
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My 102 and girlfriends 108. Both tractors use 1 1/4" x 3ft o.d. square tube that slides inside a 1 1/4" x 6" i.d. square tube. Not the best pics, but I can take more.012.jpg
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61' Original 100- Puller(Dad's) 102-Puller 108-Puller(Son's) 122- mower 1250-hyd lift- work horse 1650-project |
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G/f's 122 sorry
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61' Original 100- Puller(Dad's) 102-Puller 108-Puller(Son's) 122- mower 1250-hyd lift- work horse 1650-project |
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I am currently looking to build myself one as well. I was thinking of using an old mounting bracket off a spare mule for my mowing deck. I see a lot of guys mounting another bracket further back on the frame. So any details would be appreciated.
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1965 IH Cub cadet 102 Brinly 10" plow 42" deck Front mount snow blower Front Mount Push Blade Red Spring Aluminium clutch |
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