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Old 01-16-2015, 10:53 PM
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Planning on making my own sleeve hitch just need some dimensions how long is the over all length an how long does the pin need to stick out of the top part of the 3 point planning on making one like this thanks for any help

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You can make this whatever you want. The overall front to back is typically 10".
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That's a Brinly adapter.......
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Well I still have to make my lift straps but got the biggest part done
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Welded some chain to a 1 inch pin since I dont have the lifting straps to try out the home made share I made it worked pretty good
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Looks good, if you bend that something else broke too...
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That looks great! Member Jeff in PA also makes some nice ones (bought one from him) pretty good satisfaction in making one yourself though, nice work
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Well I still haveto make my lift straps but got the biggest part done
One suggestion, replace the socket head bolts with hex head. 1/2-13NC bolts use a 3/4" wrench and it will be one less tool to carry.

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