Recent content by Guidshir

I was thinking about it this morning, and this may be a solution. The two upright plates attached to the deck have holes to bolt the triangle-side piece. The large pin connects the lift-arms to the two upright plates as well. The outside plate is bending and ruining everything attached. My idea...

I'm on my third seasons of mowing with my Titan, and I am running into problems. The 3-point triangle keeps bending and has split the metal at the seam. I welded it twice so far, but it splits again because the place where the lift arms attach is bending outward (see pics). I have gone through...

I just finished mine up in the fall. First deck I've built, and the old one was 28+ years old. The new one is quite a bit stronger in design. I went with code all around. No notching, side mounted rail posts with strongties and bolts. The old one was 16' joists 24" on center. I added a center...

I had a friend of mine weld the broken mount edges back on. Have not had a chance to mount and test. I am painting it first.

I have a new metal building where the slab is on a slope, not a huge slope, but at the back of the slab (the high side) the slope cuts directly down to the slap and creates a low point. I think I need a drain box buried around the center point (in the image) with pipe buried to lead the run off...

I used a regular 3-pt connection with the top link being how I set the angle. The manual says to have the rear about 15 degrees lower than the front. Here is what I would change had I known. The bottom facing grease zerks on the rear roller need to be relocated facing any direction but down...

I am mowing ~6 acres with my new Titan on Sunday. I'll see how it goes.

Newbie here from North Carolina. I recently bought my first tractor and have found this forum very useful. I am looking at a flail mower now. cheers!