DAP
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DAP
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Oh .. and another thing .. there's a visual lesson about Pat's Easy Change ... see that 20$ adjustable crossbar? Well, aside from bending it easily, it aligns up perfectly with the PTO spline .. meaning it must come off if you've got a shafted implement on the butt.
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Oh .. and another thing .. there's a visual lesson about Pat's Easy Change ... see that 20$ adjustable crossbar? Well, aside from bending it easily, it aligns up perfectly with the PTO spline .. meaning it must come off if you've got a shafted implement on the butt.
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rswyan
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Pick up some casters and mount them on the bottom and you will be able to roll it around if you need to. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
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You got a good deal.
I just bolted a pallet to the bottom. Put castors underneath to make it easier to put on and to take off.
Ralph
I just bolted a pallet to the bottom. Put castors underneath to make it easier to put on and to take off.
Ralph
