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Rockshaft Brace........
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Yesterday, after I fabbed up a rockshaft brace for the 2182 there were requests for pictures.
I made the brace because I was aware of the possibility of shearing the arm off when using a front blade and hitting something solid. Because I used material on hand, the brace is a lot heavier than necessary. I heated the brace and bent the offset to fit between the two rockshaft arms. Then I drilled holes in the brace including a 3rd hole to bolt the brace to the inner rockshaft arm. To use this third hole, I had to also drill a hole in the inner arm. I had to do this because my brace is too thick to use a hitch pin on the inner arm peg. I actually think by bolting the brace to both arms it's a lot stronger. What's your opinion? I hope the pictures better explain why the third hole was necessary. This is not the finished product. I'll refine it and paint it so it looks pretty for visitors! |
Looks pretty stout to me. :beerchug:
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It sure does look heavy duty but r u sure that it will move on the rockshaft with the bolt and the pin? Im thinking u might just want one or the other so things dont bind up. I want to hear how it works cause i need to make a few of these.:bigthink: Dave
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Looks good Tim!!! :beerchug:
Dave, they move together, they won't bind. |
Looks good to me also, Tim.
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Looks Good!! Thanks for the pictures! :beerchug:
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:ThumbsUp: Very nice!
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The OEM Haban part is stout also. Whenever I take mine off I'm going to make a bunch of them also.
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Looks like my next mod is in order. I have excessive wear on the lift pin and need to repair. Might as well plan this. If anyone decides to make some up for sale let me know. I may go that route. I have enough I want to build.
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