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True but I'm not sure if he's pulling off the rearend or something else.
I don’t think he does anything special. When he gets done licking windows, I’m sure he’ll be along to comment.
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You forgot the drooling also...

Tim, I do believe the bracket Deltacub linked you to uses the same holes as the meow 0 setup, so it will be good.
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My al rear 782 does great with the extreme u bracket for several years now. Make sure screws have correct length of engagement
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Here's the bracket I have. The bracket came on an 1810 parts tractor and the tractor had a NY plow day sticker on the dash so I assume it was used to plow at least once. I'm just gonna use it and if it breaks, it breaks.
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Maybe that it why it is off the tractor, you do not want to break your rear end.
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Here's the bracket I have. The bracket came on an 1810 parts tractor and the tractor had a NY plow day sticker on the dash so I assume it was used to plow at least once. I'm just gonna use it and if it breaks, it breaks.
Tim, weld some side supports to it so it will mount onto the axle carriers. Will also pull on the sides and not just on the back.
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Maybe that it why it is off the tractor, you do not want to break your rear end.
It was still on the rearend about a half hour before the picture was taken, the bolts and threads looked fine.
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Tim, weld some side supports to it so it will mount onto the axle carriers. Will also pull on the sides and not just on the back.
I will if i have the time. I have a good amount of work to do before next Friday so well see what i can get done.
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