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Old 11-13-2014, 02:44 PM
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Default QA 42A Chute control rod
going to make a chute control rod for my QA 42 A thrower does anyone have any measurements, also going to make the holder need those too. thanks in advance
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I can measure one this evening if no one beats me to it. I have one on a WF. Came of a NF and had to do some tweaking to the support mount Plus a extension at the chute to clear the side panel.
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Old 11-13-2014, 06:15 PM
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got my chute holder figured out. fabed mine after a hydraulic hose holder that we used to have on the farm, a few years ago.
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That looks like it'll work just fine. Nice fab job
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a large cresent wrench can do wonders...
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a large cresent wrench can do wonders...
Agreed ( for those who are going to try it themselves ) Plus you leave it extra long for leverage and cut it to size when you're done.
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You pretty much nailed it there. Great job.
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That'll work, good thinking
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