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Old 06-23-2013, 12:59 PM
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took a little over 4 hrs to build it. I think it came out nice. Im going to build 10 more and see how they do on Epay. Im also cutting out the weight on a burn table at work.
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Make a couple for a 127! Lol
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Nice work 4SPEED
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Very nice, Doug!
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That is some handy work! But I don't think the one on the 582 would fit a narrow frame model 72.
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That's what I'm talking about ! Nice Job.
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one to fit a NF is in the works. prob is I dont own any NF cubs to moc one up. all I have is a NF quick attach mule for a tiller. I just dont know how long to make the weight bracket.
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Looks great! Lots of people want them.

I tapered the side arms toward the front, to match the height of the front cross piece.

Sounds like you are cutting the arms with a torch, anyways.



I like your bent ends, maybe on my next one!

I will rebuild this one, as I plan to add a hitch receiver square tube, some day.
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I cut this one with a cutting wheel and sawsall . all the rest of them will be cut on a plasma table. Ive seen what the other guys asking price is , what a joke. almost 80 bucks for this mount. with not even 10 bucks in metal in it. I just had a lot of time in the first one. all the rest will only be welding time and box/shipping time. I made a jig from this first one so the weld time is only going to be about 10min
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I cut this one with a cutting wheel and sawsall . all the rest of them will be cut on a plasma table. Ive seen what the other guys asking price is , what a joke. almost 80 bucks for this mount. with not even 10 bucks in metal in it. I just had a lot of time in the first one. all the rest will only be welding time and box/shipping time. I made a jig from this first one so the weld time is only going to be about 10min
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