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Old 11-14-2017, 08:28 PM
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Very cool project!! I like the well thought out modifications and improvements such as the bearings!

Please keep us posted!!:

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Old 11-15-2017, 11:09 PM
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Looks like your thinking outside the box on this build.
Yea, I'm hopeful that it will all work out, I'm just building it from mild steel at the moment while I get the kinks worked out, eventually I will have another one cnc cut and built from tougher steel, but that's down the fence line

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Very cool project!! I like the well thought out modifications and improvements such as the bearings!

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Thanks Jay!

I wanted a hitch that one thing isn't sacrificed for another, along with a few "tractor like" features so I can use my gts for more.
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Old 02-11-2018, 04:11 PM
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Seems that I only hit this project once every 3 months or so, but here's a lil progress on the hitch for now. Cut and bent the rear plate, then drilled a total of 12 mounting holes. Then drilled and tapped 4 out of the 6 holes on the one side. Still have to weld the flat bar on the other cheek.

Just a side note, the next one won't be built by hand like this one. Going to find somebody that can CNC this stuff... just cant get the perfection and timleyness of a water jet or lazer. Keith bent the he'll out of his xmw re-pop a month ago, and he's been nagging me ever since to get this built cuz he wants one for his 2182 and 782. The other part of the deal is once I get the hitch and part of the Hydraulics done it gets to go live at his shop for a while. And since I'm tired of it being in my way it's extra motivation to get this completed.
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Wow, that is gonna be strong enough to pull stumps and the rest of the world!!!
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Just a side note, the next one won't be built by hand like this one. Going to find somebody that can CNC this stuff... just cant get the perfection and timleyness of a water jet or lazer. Keith bent the he'll out of his xmw re-pop a month ago, and he's been nagging me ever since to get this built cuz he wants one for his 2182 and 782. The other part of the deal is once I get the hitch and part of the Hydraulics done it gets to go live at his shop for a while. And since I'm tired of it being in my way it's extra motivation to get this completed.[/QUOTE]

PM me. Stop doing that stuff by hand. We aren’t savages.
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