Home Made Attachments That Failed

[MossRoad]

Just to broaden this a little, did anyone put a quick attach plate on a commercial attachment and find it did not work out. I did one and only used it once. It did work though.

It's an acetylene welding cart in case you can't guess.

You must live on the equator.

 

[BobRip]

You must live on the equator.

I am sure that is funny, but could you explain why? I would guess it's the rotation of the pictures.

 

[stray]

Ow Yes i see what it is now! Good idea bob. And i guess if you lived below the equator then. LOL

 

[MossRoad]

I am sure that is funny, but could you explain why? I would guess it's the rotation of the pictures.

Yes, Bob, that was my attempt at humor for the horizontal pictures. I rotated them 90 degrees and re-posted.

 

[BobRip]

Yes, Bob, that was my attempt at humor for the horizontal pictures. I rotated them 90 degrees and re-posted.

Thanks for the education. I will do that from now on. Just assumed that TBN did not allow that.

I guess we have some really good design people here since very few homemade attachments turned out bad. That or everybody just copes and takes no risk. I forget what I did last week so maybe that's everybody's problem

I was just thinking, the PTO control lever modification that I did. I tend to hit my knee on it. I still like it though. I can easily release residual pressure in the system when I am standing in front of the PT.

 

[MossRoad]

You padded the steering column? I bet that's a knee saver.

 

[BobRip]

You padded the steering column? I bet that's a knee saver.

Yep. Cheap and easy.