Here are 2 pictures of the disk Gar needs pictures on how to make a lift. It is a little different than any I am familiar with.
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I have some pictures somewhere of the hitch for that type of disk. I'll find and post them.
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I have an IH Horse Drawn with the seat type disc harrow. It has been modified somewhat to pull behind a tractor. It is about as big as a Cub can handle I think.
My plan is to use my rear lifting bar for the Cub-144 Cultivator as the prime mover in the lifting assembly. I haven't seen anything else that I think can make it work.
Now that Ellie is runnin again, I will plow the garden hopefully this week, then start working on the lift mechanism for the disc harrow. Will keep you posted on my progress.
Other ideas/thoughts/guesses would be appreciated at any point between now and whenever....
My plan is to use my rear lifting bar for the Cub-144 Cultivator as the prime mover in the lifting assembly. I haven't seen anything else that I think can make it work.
Now that Ellie is runnin again, I will plow the garden hopefully this week, then start working on the lift mechanism for the disc harrow. Will keep you posted on my progress.
Other ideas/thoughts/guesses would be appreciated at any point between now and whenever....
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Fix it like this. http://users.vnet.net/jamhudson/pics/28%20Disc/
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Email me the pics and I will post them... I would like to see the bracket.
Steve:
I like this idea. Simple, elegant... and something I could probably do in an afternoon...
Oh... that would mean I can get some extra seat time --- Yeahhhhh
Email me the pics and I will post them... I would like to see the bracket.
Steve:
I like this idea. Simple, elegant... and something I could probably do in an afternoon...
Oh... that would mean I can get some extra seat time --- Yeahhhhh
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Jim which weighs more, the anvil or the human? Thak disk would really bite with that much weight. Not all of us are lucky enough to have a 3 point on a cub.
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Thank you! I needed more than a cub, needed a bucket and a back hoe too. Truth be told I wish that I had known more at the time, probably would have gotten something a little bigger. May be not the 1050 was a strain on the budget at the time. Snaking out 20 & 25 inck beech logs puts a strain on the 1050 but that is next winters heat. Have a lot of them hit with Beech Bark Beetle and too many too close together. I have thind out a lot of poplar or aspen. My son in law is a veneer log buyer and calls Tulip, Poplar. Shows how much I know. There is a ball for a hitch welded to the center bottom of the bucket by a PO and I welded a 3/8 slip hook to the top. Almost wish I had used a grab hook.
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