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Old 11-23-2013, 08:07 AM
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I started working on the front end pieces for my Original project.

Once I'm done, I'll make a cut list for anyone that wants to make there own.

This will work on any tractor.
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Old 11-23-2013, 10:09 AM
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Good job! Can't wait to see your O with it.
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I started working on the front end pieces for my Original project.

Once I'm done, I'll make a cut list for anyone that wants to make there own.

This will work on any tractor.
That would be great Doug.
Been wanting to do one with a tricycle front.
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Doug,
This looks like something I could make. Nice picture of the parts. Will try to keep up with your progress.
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there not hard to make, I still need to drill and tap the axle shaft, zerks and the steering round bar. make the steering linkage. ya , lots to do. Ill do the linkage once mounted.

you'll have under 50 bucks making one. less wheels /tires.. epay 300.00
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Did we talk on f**ceb**k about this? Are you making a kit?
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no this is the only one i made. and no plans to make them to sell by mail. no time to ship parts. im gone all the time. I'll prob make a few and take them to the tractor shows I go to in the summer / fall. along with other parts I make.
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Gonna subscribe to this one!

Don't want to get ahead of you, but how are you reversing the steering? If I remember correctly, unless you hook the drag link up to the opposite side of the steering shaft, when you turn the wheel to the right, the wheels will go left.

Having that belt and clutch in the way, along with the additional metal from the previous axle mount makes it tough to simply swing the steering shaft over to the other side.

How will you mount it to the frame?

I know, I KNOW !!! I'm gettin' ahead of ya.

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