I recently got a 4ft rototiller for my B7100 but realized it couldn't lift the implement much. Looked online and saw that people were using a tiny top link with a triangular shaped mounting bracket. Anyone know what they're called and where to find them?
Rototiller top link and bracket
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GreensvilleJay
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why not just grab 2" wide flat bar x 1/2" thick, 6" long, bore 2 , 3/4" holes 4" OC ?
1 1/4" square tubing with 2 holes say 4" apart ?
heck piece of chain will work too
2-3 clevises in series ?
why not just grab 2" wide flat bar x 1/2" thick, 6" long, bore 2 , 3/4" holes 4" OC ?
1 1/4" square tubing with 2 holes say 4" apart ?
heck piece of chain will work too
2-3 clevises in series ?
CORRECTOMUNDO! an ordinary short length of chain will work just fine! In fact, it will also protect your implement and tractor 3-pt from damage when crossing over a swale (dip or trench or ditch or low-spot) when the connection between tractor and implement needs to be flesible.
I thought about trying to make one but didn't know what the specs would be. I may give that a shot.
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Why don't you try pulling the triangle and just put the link to the back of the tractor.
Try any of the holes on the back of the tractor.
Other Option: Try turning the triangle upside down.
Pictures of the whole unit would help to figure out if you need a longer link or not.
Try any of the holes on the back of the tractor.
Other Option: Try turning the triangle upside down.
Pictures of the whole unit would help to figure out if you need a longer link or not.
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Oh sorry I don't have the triangle or the mini top link. I found that image online.