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HEY! Not so fast, do you remember David and Goliath? ...:):)

I made and mounted my own. If I remember correctly, I bought the plates and grab hooks from Kens then did all the fabrication and mounting myself. .

I love Judge Judy and how she manhandles her participants! LOL I've often thought of building my own as well for the exact same reason! I'm so tired of having to "remember" to rotate it low enough to avoid damaging the tractor and my garage...

Me TOO! :-(

120 watts only uses 10 amps so I don't know why everyone's suggesting a 30 amp fuse and a 10 gauge wire...

Necessity is the mother of invention............Better than factory!

Trimmer, This is the internet and and when asking a question always expect the keyboard commando's to instill the fear of God in you....LOL That said, drilling a few small holes in it will not diminish it's structural integrity, or even close to it, which would cause it to fail in an...

Son, it looks as if you're running away and taking all your goodies with you!

Son, you've hit the mother-load!!

I do believe you're right!

For my Garmin GPS.........:D

That's a nice setup you have there. I want to do something similar on by BX25 but need to add a 3rd function valve to control the blade angle.

Sounds like a dish I had in Scotland....Haggis!

It takes quite a bit of time and unless you have a CNC machine I'd make the drilling jigs mandatory. If you have access to a Bridgeport or similar milling machine the results are quite good.

Good Lord, Sanford & Son is alive and well! :eek: Seriously though, necessity is the mother of invention...

Looks like one of them mid-evil gynecological exam tools :eek:

Liberals and anyone who hates America... Yup, that about cleans up the whole mess!

Life is tough, but it's tougher when you're stupid

I've had a small stick welder for 25 years and it still serves me well today. 2 years ago I decided to jump in and get a MIG welder and bought the Hobart 190. I use 10 pound spools and a mix of 75/25 gas. Everlast PowerPlasma 50 I'm nearly finished with a welding cart which is designed...