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Good questions. I figured with it out front of the attachment point, that far, it would be less hidden from view of the mounting plate...

To cut limbs that overhang the roads. Thinking an 18 inch blade should knock out anything my pole saw would without my back having to...

... and I ran it for a tank of gas and changed the oil (inspected and), I think it looks like it might run for awhile but I didn't...

I took this video of one the builder was nice enough to invite me over and show me how he made it and set everything up. There are a...

I'm curious as to why they put the rear bearing inside the housing?

no I don't like people sh*ting on a thread and providing 0 useful information

I prefer a solid plate like in #7 if branches and such are on the "to do" list. More difficult for them to contact the tractor if they...

Most of mine are that way, I have used the hook upside down for some of them and yes pins instead of bolts makes that faster. As long...

These are stronger than the hinges on my FEL's with spikes, will likely out last them too and they are simple. What hinge you might...

Farming like row crops? Wrong tractor. Moving hay, stabbing from both ends, stacking in barn, mowing around any objects, stump...

Sounds like a disgruntled worker or improperly trained "new guy" vs a design problem. If it was a design issue all of them would be...

What would be the specifications for a hydraulic motor that would run something like an 18" saw blade? We used 7.5 hp 3ph motors on...

Vevor does as well and is very cheap. The one I have is holding up well and in use on a stump grinder.

In the old days they were generally square shafts that could be put together wrong. These days, most will only go together one way...

I guess that was the point of the thread. It is easier than a lot make it seem like.