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Old 03-24-2012, 03:34 PM
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Thumbs up 1st project with my welder, sleeve hitch adapter




Just have to make the lift straps and drill the holes for the pivot for the back of the tractor ( then bend it at work )
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well done....
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Obviously not your first time welding that's for sure ... Looks awesome!!!

Now I know I need to head north a few miles to get mine :P
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Great job!
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Old 03-24-2012, 04:42 PM
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Obviously not your first time welding that's for sure ... Looks awesome!!!

Now I know I need to head north a few miles to get mine :P
I've been welding since I was in jr high school and I turn 52 next week. Yes, I've laid a few passes
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I like that.
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Nice job on the hitch Jeff. I love welding and building stuff.
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Nice work Jeff in Pa
Did a little welding today myself.
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Very good job Jeff! Looks like it should work great! Do you have a set of plans or measurements? Would like to build one for myself,that thing looks stout!
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I'll take a couple of those, . Looks very sturdy and well built. Nice job.
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