No, you have to build it by your self!
Everything together would be ~350Euro plus work...
Maybe you remember that there were three cylinders on the bench in the picture with the hydraulic stuff.
der carl
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Homemade Frontlifter (3ph)
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Everything together would be ~350Euro plus work...
der carl
I have connected the new snowblade to the front 3ph.
Here is the video of that:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yN3ibar_CGo
der carl
Here is the video of that:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yN3ibar_CGo
der carl
Cabu, buddy that looks like a great beginning for you. Because I know you'll upgrade it. I will caution you from making the tolerances to tight though. It needs some flex if you will to follow the terrain well. So far you have one mean looking tractor!! Good work my friend.
coachgeo
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Equipment
L225 w/woods Few Mowers & Back Blade, D722 in Motorcycle (Triumph Tiger), LMTV
Nice job. We all now see an example of the quality of work so typical of German craftsmen. We could use some of that over here in the USA. And you did it with not the largest of machines also.
Yes, it is worth it. It only cost me 350€ (400US$) and it was a great experiance.
And until now it is working verry well.
carl
Actually, I am not a craftsman in mechanics. I am in electronics and have an German engineer degree in biomedical technic. But when you have some tools, I guess you lern how to use them...
coachgeo
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L225 w/woods Few Mowers & Back Blade, D722 in Motorcycle (Triumph Tiger), LMTV
Holy Batman.... what a resurrection of an old thread... but soooooo glad you did. GREAT STUFF.
PS- Cabu we might have a tiny bit in common. Have a background in Biomechanics myself. That and I've got a toss up rolling around in my head between a FEL and a front 3pt
PS- Cabu we might have a tiny bit in common. Have a background in Biomechanics myself. That and I've got a toss up rolling around in my head between a FEL and a front 3pt