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[Lil Foot]

Bin Store Find.
Weighs 28lbs
18 1/2" OAL
12 1/2" DP
5 1/4" W @ "ears"
25mm pin holes
Powder coated
Not sure if I can adapt it to fit my B670 BH or my excavator, but for $2, I thought I'd take a chance.

 

[Tim Horton]

GREAT score.... Well worth getting and you will eventually find a ...use... and invent an adaptor to use it likely on multiple tool frames.. Good luck..

 

[Runs With Scissors]

It’s posts like this that started me going to my local “Goodwill” store.

I haven’t found anything “great” yet, but the stuff I have bought, I am sure my kids will appreciate when they are filling up the “final dumpster".

 

[Yooper]

For some reason I picture that being used on your Hanix. Not sure why but I picture busting up hard clay etc with it.

 

[biketopia]

Your bin store seems to get good stuff. All the one by me ever has is clothes and dumb household knick nacks from amazon.

 

[Lil Foot]

The bin store I got this from is not very big, but it started out with about a half million dollars in new auto parts: fenders, front clips, complete front end suspension parts, struts, water pumps, headlight assys, computers, bumpers, complete dashes, etc..
They have sold most of it off, but now have more clothes & household crap.
Every now and then, something good like this.
In most bin stores I frequent, people tear open the boxes, the assembly hardware falls out, and goes to the bottom of the bin.
I dig for it, and now have the largest, most diverse selection of mostly stainless hardware, metric & SAE in the area.
I have often found 10 or 15 packets of SS metric bolts, nuts washers, and some loose stuff, enough to fill a 2lb coffee can, and they sell it for $1 or $2.

 

[Lil Foot]

For some reason I picture that being used on your Hanix. Not sure why but I picture busting up hard clay etc with it.

Me too, although I picture busting out the 40 or 50 old stumps on my high country property.