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Looks like a limit switch, don't know why it would be hanging there, doesn't belong on a tractor

Pictures? I'm confused...

First weekend at the campground, here's Bear waiting for the snow to stop, lol

Wife says name him Samson

I don't have a picture of the other side, but it is a cheap 1 1/2" x 2" adapter from harbor freight, cut a square out of the box and stuck it through and welded it in. Quick, easy, cheap, and works well.

OP has threaded rod in place of a pin, looks like it's been tightened up, side loading the ears on the case. There should be free play there

I've used it frequently in my garage days. Works well on clean zirks

I got this one, used, from "bus equipment ". They are in Quakertown PA, there website is bwsequipment.com. Although they do not list attachments, they do have a lot in stock, give them a call, would be a nice Saturday road trip.

Today's market, I think you got a deal

Very nice, Ken. Great photography

Yes, hope everyone has a great holiday, and keep all yer fingers where they belong! Happy 4th!

You can use a SPST (single pole, single throw[simple on/off])switch for the ignition, and a SPDT (single pole, double throw [one power wire in, two wires out, one for each of the light circuits])switch for the lights.

The Buick t-type, is it an '87? I had a '69 Caprice that was a Tonawanda dealer prep car, very nice car.

Bear's chillin' on mom's lap @ the camper. Rough day, getting pampered at the groomers this morning, and then going camping, it's a dogs life

Can't say I blame them for wanting to block that view! Another job well done

Nice clean build there 👌

I like Jay's idea, build a spacer box, strong enough, and add a pallet jack to the mezzanine. If load is level, and osha is not watching, you can use the pallet jack to pick off of the spacer box. It would still likely be cheaper and easier than adding a riser to your forks

And this is at the campground! Looks like a pattern to me.

This is our special child, Bear, at home