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I dont fb so didnt see the vid. But, again, its on a skid steer. Other than "locking" onto the hitch, whats the point. As long as the pin is, just lift and go. Maybe put a bend near the top of the pin to keep it from popping off.
I don't facebook either, but I clicked the link and the video played.I dont fb so didnt see the vid. But, again, its on a skid steer. Other than "locking" onto the hitch, whats the point. As long as the pin is, just lift and go. Maybe put a bend near the top of the pin to keep it from popping off.
But hey, according to my wife, I over complicate shit all the time
Great idea for a quick hitch.
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A piece of 3x3 3/8 angle or similar strength tube across the top would do wonders to keep the plate from bending.
My guess is there gussets on the back, he seems to be a competent welder, I doubt he wouldn't have reinforced it, unless he never intended to lift more than a few hundred pounds, which is always possible.
Probably not, it doesn't look like it has been painted and there is no burned paint like it was welded on back.
Neither, it's now a SSQA pallet fork.
I live in a Barndo and the primary living space is upstairs over a portion of the shop space. There is a deck on the North but downslope side and the stairs on the inside to get into the apartment are built narrow and the door is narrow so getting furniture in requires going up the deck stairs. The deck stairs suck, I have a bum leg from this M.S. shit, and the GF is a tiny lady. Well, she moved out of her place and we are moving her in and swapping around a few pieces of furniture from upstairs. We just needed to move a few awkward but not over 300 lb items so out of a few random sticks of material and drops I threw together this lazy gin-pole. I plan to truss the chord to get a little more capacity out of it at some point but it works for now being sensible. The top of the deck railing is 19 feet off of the ground at the lowest point and this did just great lifting up and over and then using the Pullzall to finesse the stuff down onto the deck without the boom touching the railing. With the chains as the tension chords I can adjust the angles just by moving the chain links.
I added side mirrors to my former 773. Was awesome until they broke off...Someone on kijiji added mirrors to skid steer.
added one to my 317g. I love it... but I keep forgetting to turn it off when I park the machine. So dead battery.
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I like the idea of bags a lot more than ibc cagesmade bag lifter cross
I’d have to have a break-away mount.
Cages aren't bad if you take one short side out (other than the top rail).
Well that's brilliant!Cages aren't bad if you take one short side out (other than the top rail).
Something like this (cutting flush with the next tube, then pounding/grinding the tube flat):
Aaron Z
The last 2-3 rows are a pain to get to if it's sitting on the ground, but if you leave them in the forks, you can just lift it up. If it's on the ground, tilting the cage towards the opening to dump them out also works.
Should be propped higher than your max reasonable snow fall higher than the ground regardless. Don't want the bottom firewood sitting in water as the snow melts.
