Gizmo36
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Will a Boom Pole for a 3 point hitch on a YM1700 or 2210 get hight enough to put a motor out of a small car. has any one ever tried this.
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buppy69
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Yes. I do this all the time. To get the extra height if you need it, just shorten the top link.
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Gizmo36
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Thank you , My son wants to pull a motor . I found a Boom pole for $50 . I told him to pay 25 and i would . He said he did not think it would lift hight enough to do it.So i will add one to the stock pile.I have not heard from Claude yet .When i do i will let you know.
Soundguy
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If you hook right to the end and use a short toplink.. I'd think you can have about 8' or so of lift. mind you.. the weight is multiplied.. so when pulling a heavy load.. keep an eye ont he tractor front end... Might have to ballast it... etc.
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MrJimi
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I made my own, it will lift 18 feet and about 400 pounds, be careful on the weight as the others are saying and balance. A work platform is next for pole for reaching heights. Better than a ladder
Jim
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Gizmo36
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MrJimi I like that , Now that is getting up there.Soundguy if i can get it to go up 8 feet that would work.
MrJimi
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Its only a piece of 3" schedule 40 pipe bolted to a backing plate. It picks the forks up but when I tried to lift the back of my Chevy S-10, the pipe bent? Oh well I got silly and it did not work, I made this to lift about 200 pounds and it does that well, thanks on compliment
Jim
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