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Old 01-10-2017, 01:07 PM
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Default 1A tiller flap & extension
Here are some pictures of a tiller I fixed up awhile back.
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Nice work.
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Yes sir that's money craftsmanship right there. Looks like you could make the missing belt guard too
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Nice design, fabrication and buildup.

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That looks great! Very fine fabrication. My belt guard has seen better days, you"ll have to let us know if you go into production mode!
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Love seeing nice metal and nice welds. Good job kid
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Thanks everyone! I have thought about making the belt guard, but at the time it wasn't stopping me from tilling. Maybe i'll be motivated the day I get a belt flung at me!
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Thanks everyone! I have thought about making the belt guard, but at the time it wasn't stopping me from tilling. Maybe i'll be motivated the day I get a belt flung at me!
Mmmmm those are more of a "keep your damn hands out of that right there part" guard than a "ouch you sum beach, quit throwing belts at me" guard.

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HaHa I like your wording there and yes you are definitely correct on that. As a kid working on the farm I got it instilled in my head to never mess around near a pto or pulley while in motion so I would never do such thing, but Sh!* happens and there are them people out there that do stuff without paying attention along with curious kids (have one on the way) who don't know any better! with that being said I better get my butt in gear!
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Wow! Looks fantastic from here. Nice job!
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