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Fix the forks first then if you need something on the front take a look at what Grampie makes, think also has them so you can hang suitcase weights on them http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=24823 This is what CADplans did for his weight bar. http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=25238
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I dramatically prefer the design of what you have vs. angle. Just sort out a way to shorten up the linkage, and it should be great! The easier way to go would be to add some suitcase weights to the front end, like you suggested. Filled front tires might even get it done. |
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Thanks for the help guy's, the forks are a Swisher product for a four wheeler and my first thought was to modify it for my loader to move pallets and this was just a after thought. I had the loader on the tractor at the time and never had a front traction issue but I don't always have the loader on. These worked out for quick attach on the 3 point and carrying small stuff around. That's the reason why I thought a front quick attach weight idea would be cool.
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Did you ever make your sleeve hitch fork?
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