Eddie, nice haul! Is that a 102 or a 122 with the 109 and Originals? Ouch on the Original hood!
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Kent S.
Wanna bet!
Wanna bet!
Art,
If you'll look at the end of most all QA throwers, you'll see 3 holes where they are what I call puddle welded.
It keeps from having and weld bead protruding out at the shaft.
The longer slots on the new ones will also serve as bolt holes for those that don't have access to a welder.
Grind/cut the old one off, mark the holes. Drill and tap the end washer and bolt the new one on.
If you'll look at the end of most all QA throwers, you'll see 3 holes where they are what I call puddle welded.
It keeps from having and weld bead protruding out at the shaft.
The longer slots on the new ones will also serve as bolt holes for those that don't have access to a welder.
Grind/cut the old one off, mark the holes. Drill and tap the end washer and bolt the new one on.
Wayne, nice 149! The stack configuration on yours is how I ran mine for a LONG time, until eventually I had to be complicated and go through my hood. Mine didnt come with a sleeve hitch though, that was a cheaper add on when I got mine, but Ive noticed theyve JUMPED in price so that adds alot of value to the tractor. Give it a good soak with cleaner and wash it off, and then put it to work!
Charlie, Ill agree with you on having Aaron as a sponsor, the stuff that dude makes consistently impresses me, and I plan on investing in a few of his 3 point accessories at some point (hopefully sooner than later)
While on the topic of three points, Im planning on making a drawbar for my lift arms soon, I know they sell them but I figure I could make my own and be different! Anyone made one before and have any pictures?
Charlie, Ill agree with you on having Aaron as a sponsor, the stuff that dude makes consistently impresses me, and I plan on investing in a few of his 3 point accessories at some point (hopefully sooner than later)
While on the topic of three points, Im planning on making a drawbar for my lift arms soon, I know they sell them but I figure I could make my own and be different! Anyone made one before and have any pictures?
Glen C.
Ya know, they sell those at Fleet Farm stores for around $22.00. How much is your time worth?
Ya know, they sell those at Fleet Farm stores for around $22.00. How much is your time worth?
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