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| Subject: Re: [Complete] MrShaft696 Stretched CraftsmanPlicity [2018 Build-Off Entry] October 2nd 2018, 7:28 am | |
| - Crazy_Carl wrote:
- Oh cool!
just make sure you can find a way to keep the shaft from turning in the tractor frame or else it defeats the purpose of having the bearings. I hear what you are saying, it will work either way, but it is best to pivot on the bearing. I have to keep the solid stock removable so I can take the bed off etc. I need to use a lynch pin or some kind of clip to keep it in place. | |
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| Subject: Re: [Complete] MrShaft696 Stretched CraftsmanPlicity [2018 Build-Off Entry] October 2nd 2018, 10:42 am | |
| Most loaders use pins that are bolted to the loader frame after they are inserted into the other pin to keep the pin from rotating.
another easy way to do it is to grind a slot or flat onto the shaft you have . Ben bolts up a keeper play tight to that to keep the chef from rotating .
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| Subject: Re: [Complete] MrShaft696 Stretched CraftsmanPlicity [2018 Build-Off Entry] October 6th 2018, 7:55 am | |
| - Crazy_Carl wrote:
- Are you going to bolt the pillow blocks through the angle iron and the bed floor?
yeah the "bed floor" is basically aluminum foil, so ill bolt the steel angle to it. Will have to come up with some type of latch in the front, and keep it open ended to add a dump mechanism later. | |
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| Subject: Re: [Complete] MrShaft696 Stretched CraftsmanPlicity [2018 Build-Off Entry] October 15th 2018, 7:48 pm | |
| Ok the bed is finally painted and on for good... to finish Build some running boards get headlights working Get latch for holding bed down installed & working New front AG tires class II hitch I think that might be it other than odds and ends, hopefully will get it done... | |
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| Subject: Re: [Complete] MrShaft696 Stretched CraftsmanPlicity [2018 Build-Off Entry] October 16th 2018, 7:37 am | |
| - Crazy_Carl wrote:
- You hadn't touched this build in so long that I was worried that you were never going to get on it again. I'm glad you found the motivation to get it finished before the build off ends. It's looking good.
haha this is true, I fixed and sold a ton of tractors over the summer, but after it started raining here for what it feels like for 2 months straight things slowed down & I really want it out of the garage because its long and takes up allot of space & I want to start using it. | |
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| Subject: Re: [Complete] MrShaft696 Stretched CraftsmanPlicity [2018 Build-Off Entry] October 22nd 2018, 9:10 pm | |
| - muckmudd wrote:
- Personally I wouldn't have done that intentionally. I feel like sometimes the load is gonna be stuck and if you drive forward it will slide out.
thats great... anyway got set back on my work, my run around craftsman tractor broke another axle, these things are so weak at the weld seam I am thinking about sleeving over them or just taking a piece of flat stock and covering it up.... This one is going in the trash, but they dont hold up to much.... I know a cast iron would be best I would have to find out what would be compatible... | |
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| Subject: Re: [Complete] MrShaft696 Stretched CraftsmanPlicity [2018 Build-Off Entry] October 25th 2018, 8:33 am | |
| - Camdg2010 wrote:
- you should get a 250 or more 12v actuator to tip and return the dump bed. i just got a 250lbs capacity actuator for my dozer blade on my build for 50 bucks and a 2 way joystick for 20 something. lifts the front of my dozer off the ground.
That is a pretty good idea, I didn't know the prices were in that range I just checked out a few on amazon. | |
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