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Old 01-11-2013, 05:11 PM
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I already have one of these. 2 U joints, and telescoping.



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drive shaft looks a lot like a snow thrower unit?
Good work on the modeling. Your system is high end.
Will be watching.
Like Matt said, I took a look at several builds too. (my 4x4 project has been set aside) I really like the idea that the seat would stay aligned/attached with the front of the unit and let the back portion move/rotate under the seat area. I know this may not be easy to do???
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It is a drive shaft for a Cub Cadet snow blower. The openings in the ends of the U joints is 3/4" & the hydro pump input is 5/8. I found spacer sleeves on eBay to adapt from the two sizes.



I need to drill a hole through it for the roll pin/bolt yet.

I'm going to connect the seat to the front half & so it is not pivoting between the seat & steering wheel.
As I mentioned in another post, the articulating Cab of Glen Peterson is my inspiration. I have traded emails with him about his design. His has a Yanmar diesel engine. I'm still looking for a motor.

Glen's Cub:


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Old 01-12-2013, 01:14 AM
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Your design is similar to that of a versatile except it uses two rods across the top.
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Scot,
That 4882 is a great tractor build.
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Isn't that 4882 cool. It belongs to Glen Peterson, he is in Wisconsin somewhere.

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Little update.




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That is neat!
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You will need a U-Joint for the drive shaft to the rear axle in line with the pivot point.
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You will need a U-Joint for the drive shaft to the rear axle in line with the pivot point.
was just going to say the same. but looks really good.
Ive been playing with my auto cad program a little for a 3 seat 125 w/dump cart. Ill get to that project next winter I think.
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