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Added a rear light and fabricated a weight bracket for the A Frame I have for the 3pt hitch.. A couple of 2" black pipe sections welded to the A Frame and I was cooking with Crisco...
They weigh about 75lbs each. Pics are the work in progress will paint the A Frame to keep the rust off...And of course cutting the bolts down or getting some from TSC taht are just the right size. Also spent the last couple of weeks replacing the front and rear seals along with the oil lifter cover gaskets and head gaskets....... Runs better than ever...Put her to work with the latest snow we had in Western MD.... Yea Sam I know....She is dirty...! : - ) |
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Looks good Randy!
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Looks clean to me. Nice weight bracket. Wonder if it adds to down pressure with it mounted on the 3 point?
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Looks great, Randy!
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Allen Proud owner of my Original and 126! My Grandpa's Cart Craftsman Lawn Sweeper Craftsman Plug Aerator |
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Nice work, The weights look cool
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where you find them weights
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nice addition ... i've been mulling around the idea of a rear light. Where did you mount the switch and could you post us a pick of it at night ... does it spread out well ?
tks, Bryan |
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Nice work!
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Haven't wired it yet thinking of just using the headlight switch from the ignition since I never mow in the dark and will turn the key to the light position when needed..
Will take pics when done....had to plow again today along with manual labor on the long asz sidewalk. Oh and a large spot so the kids could out and take a squat! Spoiled I tell ya Weights were off another cub I flipped...took me 2 days to get them off since they were a tight fit inside the rims think they are homemade. But they did a good job on them |
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Good idea and a nice job.
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