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Old 08-25-2011, 09:44 PM
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Thanks for info DWAYNE. I may not be the right person for doing this since I'm new to the site, but I put this in the suggestion box. Hoping other will follow up. I'm sure no leader, just want a simple spot for guys like myself that don't see the hole picture and need help from others that are willing to show us. I hope you guys will keep sharing them too. As always good health, Luke
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Everyone is the right person here..... Is why we have the suggestion place and all the other areas, to help everyone of us that loves these cubs to have more enjoyment and pass on ideas and help each other...
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what did you use for a pump,do you have a photo of the side the pump ,thank you .David
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what did you use for a pump,do you have a photo of the side the pump ,thank you .David
Here you go David. http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ead.php?t=4887
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I guess I forgot to post the sketches of my home made hitches. I'll try to find them and get them posted.
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do you have any sketches to use? i need a 3 point lift and sleeve hitch for my 1650 wideframe. i can make it all if i know what to make and have dimensions. i have the lathe mills and welder at my disposal.
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Adam, can you tell me what size material you made the lower bracket and the lift bars from? Thanks,

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