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Old 02-17-2013, 07:43 PM
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Looks good. I would suggest hard facing the teeth on those shanks. As well as the bottom of the box itself. It will hold up allot better. Hard facing rod for a stick welder is available at tsc. Good fab work. I really like that 189
or S/S wire works good too. and doesn't rust
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would it be possible to do this with my 126? I have the sleeve hitch setup now.. but to be honest I'm a little confused on the meaning of CAT 0 and CAT 3? Sorry to get off topic. That is an awsome setup!
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CAT 0 is the smallest of the 3 point hitchs, reserved for tractors under 25 hp (IIRC) it uses 2 lower arms that lift the implement, and a top link that is used to adjust the angle that the implement engages the ground. cat 1, 2, 4 are just larger 3 point standards for higher hp tractors with larger (heavier) implements
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if you want to see some really well made 3 point addons look at xtrememotorworks.com although there are some pretty decent ones made by members on here, but i don't have links for the threads right off
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A super nice job ! I like the heaver diamond plate. I think it'll work in you're favor with the extra weight / strength . Are you're tires filled? That would really help you're traction & don't cost alot-a-cash either. Again, nice job !
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Thats an awesome box blade! Great job and craftsmanship!!
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I know this is an old thread but i tried sending Chip a PM from my phone and not sure if it worked. Was just looking for update as to how this project turned out and looking for tip on box blade build project.
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Box blade looks great, and that Cub looks tough with those big wheels on it!

Edit: Did not know this thread was as old as it is.
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