Just looked it up, that's a nice work envelope :beerchug:

Excellent workmanship! :beerchug:

I'm impressed. GOOD WORK!
:IH Trusted Hand:

Good work, I am impressed and jealous.

Calvin, you have some serious skills. Beautiful work. Did you make pressure plates as well? Have you thought about a small run of release levers for OCC members ? That would be awesome. Looking forward to more photos of your creations.
Chris

I'd like to have that custom setup on both my manuals. Curious how the aluminum would hold up versus steel... Very nice work..

I love the Haas VF mills. We have a bunch of 3-5's just sitting at work, after losing a big job awhile ago. I'm hoping to buy a VF-3, if they ever sell them, and one can be had for little money. We ran the crap out of ours, so I know them top to bottom, but they are rough, and one has close to a million tool changes. They are super easy to work with, diagnose, and repair. I've never worked on a TM, but they are covered in one of the service manuals I have, and they look like a very nice machine. You do nice work and could make some nice money on the side, making Cub parts. I told my wife I'll quit my job if I ever get one, and just make Cub, Harley, Jeep, and gun parts for a living. :BlahBlah: Keep up the good work!

I am building a new pulling tractor and would love to use that on the tractor if you ever decide to make more of them!

Welcome to OCC!

I don't know how well it would hold up to lots of torque. I made it primarily because it looks cool, and I needed a new one. I would make more, but I would have to charge about $150 to cover my costs. I guess if somebody wanted to pay that...