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Old 04-05-2013, 04:52 AM
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Default Rototiller Lift
The idea is to mount my new rototiller to the back of one of my lawn mower so it don't beat me to death. so I came up with a plan, I have an old 12 volt gate opener that still works and it will go in and out about 18 inchs, I don't need it to go that far but I already have it and it will lift about 300 LBS.
So this is what I came up with this far, I now have to make the mounts on the Rototiller,













All done and it works Great
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Old 04-05-2013, 04:55 AM
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And as soon as I can I will change it over to work on one of the new Cadets I got last week

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Nice setup Chief!
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Old 04-05-2013, 10:37 AM
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That is nice! Thanks for the pics.
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Looks good Chief
What is that 104 looking at? Last time I saw eyes bugged out like that was when a 25 year old blonde walked by
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nice bit of engineering you got there.
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I think I will take the lights off of the 104 and put them on my 1951
Farmall cub, the lights on it are plastic and the ones on the 104 are steel case,
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Very nice looking cub.
You could almost hook that pup up to something and pull it
Big boy! Guard dog.
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I like the Farmall Cub and the German Shepherd too!
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The Rototiller works Great, I got it stuck in the back 40 and had to pull it out with the big tractor, a little to much mud back there.
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