Excellent idea, Brad! I think that I would substitute a 12 volt linear actuator for the drill/ winch setup that you have, that way I can wire a switch into the dash!
Great build. Simple, mechanical, and SERVICABLE! I like the worm gear winch. A lot of power with a lot less resistance, obviously, since you're using a regular cordless drill. Since it does have so much power maybe use one of the 12inch flexible ratchet extension on it then you wouldn't have to turn clear around to pull the trigger. Maby screw a cup holder down on that side for the drill to sit in. Thanks for sharing
brad degraffenreid I have a zero Troy-bilt zero I’m hoping to add attachments for working in the yard. One issue I’m anticipating is that all the weight is on the back. More than likely I’ll add dolly wheels on the front to compensate for weight. I’ll post something in the next few months
Sounds like a good idea. Also just something to think about that I did is add fluid to the tires. I used windshield wiper fluid because it will not freeze or corrode. That’s assuming that you have inflatable tires on the front of your zero turn but I’m thinking maybe it doesn’t. Just a though.
I came across a breaking plow, disk, and small cultivator for a garden tractor. Now I need a small garden tractor. My lawn mower has a hydrostatic transmission and I don't think it will last.
Mine also has a hydrostatic transmission. I have using it for odd jobs for years now with no issues. Do you know what rear axle it has? That’s what I would be mostly concerned with.
Pretty nice. Would like to build something similar to my Craftsman tractor. But let me revise your cost list. You forgot the $300+ for the oxy-acetylene torch setup so I can build this thing! Ha ha ha ha! Another is is that your manual lever can act as a backup if your drill dies or winch breaks somehow. Nice!
I just recently put liner actuator for the rear sleeve hitch. Seams to work pretty good. I plan on showing a video of that soon. As far as the welder I use Flux wire so no gas lol. Thanks for the comment. Have a good day!!
I think you might want to add a brace in front of the winch, to form a triangle with the tractor frame. Maybe it's not visible but it looks like a lot of torsion stress on the one attachment point to the tractor.
I have added a brace not long after making this video. You are correct it’s a lot of torsion. I need to do an update on the pros/cons. Definitely doing some “along the way” engineering lol.
Hey Rick thanks for the comment. That’s actually not a very bad idea lol. Not sure if you’ve seen any of my other videos but I recently put a linear Actuator on the back hitch. I kept the mechanical winch though for extreme loads for up pressure.
@@braddegraffenreid9106 I'm going to amend that, yeh that would be cool, I'm always using the little tractor just to haul around tools. Would save plenty of trips up the hill to change batteries, that always go dead with two screws left. lol Of the mag though, would almost want to run it through like a back up for a computer, that spikey power might make some sizzles. Got me thinking now, I could throw a double pulley like runs my bagger on the other side of the deck....weld a bracket.... :)
@@braddegraffenreid9106 You inspired me putting that drill on there, I'm thinking I might try a trailer Jack for a power up and down. Will have to figure out some kind of float mechanism, but i grew up fabri-riggin, a month or three I'll send you a link. thanks man
@@ricksanchez3176 that would be cool, yes send me a link when you get it done. I would love to see it. I to have spent my life “rigging “ things together lol.
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Can’t knock it that’s for sure. Well done.
Excellent idea, Brad! I think that I would substitute a 12 volt linear actuator for the drill/ winch setup that you have, that way I can wire a switch into the dash!
That’s a really good idea you have. Got me thinking.
Great build. Simple, mechanical, and SERVICABLE! I like the worm gear winch. A lot of power with a lot less resistance, obviously, since you're using a regular cordless drill. Since it does have so much power maybe use one of the 12inch flexible ratchet extension on it then you wouldn't have to turn clear around to pull the trigger. Maby screw a cup holder down on that side for the drill to sit in. Thanks for sharing
Thank you Davis! Good idea you had too!
I think that is the only one like that I have seen.
I like your simple idea. As a senior citizen on a budget...this is great. Nice video presentation too. 👍🏾
Thank you and yes it is simple and cheep to do!
brad degraffenreid
I have a zero Troy-bilt zero I’m hoping to add attachments for working in the yard. One issue I’m anticipating is that all the weight is on the back. More than likely I’ll add dolly wheels on the front to compensate for weight. I’ll post something in the next few months
Sounds like a good idea. Also just something to think about that I did is add fluid to the tires. I used windshield wiper fluid because it will not freeze or corrode. That’s assuming that you have inflatable tires on the front of your zero turn but I’m thinking maybe it doesn’t. Just a though.
Thats a dope ass setup bro
I think it is awesome thanks for sharing
Awesome idea Thank you
nice set up but Im going to first put hockey puck spacers under my seat fender to lift it so I dont have to cut my fender in the rear.
Cool. Great video - was just what I was looking for. Very nice work!
Thanks!! I just posted a short video of this all in action!
Good idea! nice job!
Thank you!!
I came across a breaking plow, disk, and small cultivator for a garden tractor. Now I need a small garden tractor. My lawn mower has a hydrostatic transmission and I don't think it will last.
Mine also has a hydrostatic transmission. I have using it for odd jobs for years now with no issues. Do you know what rear axle it has? That’s what I would be mostly concerned with.
Pretty nice. Would like to build something similar to my Craftsman tractor. But let me revise your cost list. You forgot the $300+ for the oxy-acetylene torch setup so I can build this thing! Ha ha ha ha! Another is is that your manual lever can act as a backup if your drill dies or winch breaks somehow. Nice!
I just recently put liner actuator for the rear sleeve hitch. Seams to work pretty good. I plan on showing a video of that soon. As far as the welder I use Flux wire so no gas lol. Thanks for the comment. Have a good day!!
Nice job!
Thank you Chris!
I think you might want to add a brace in front of the winch, to form a triangle with the tractor frame. Maybe it's not visible but it looks like a lot of torsion stress on the one attachment point to the tractor.
I have added a brace not long after making this video. You are correct it’s a lot of torsion. I need to do an update on the pros/cons. Definitely doing some “along the way” engineering lol.
nice.
I wanna do this on my ATV 450
U THINK it possible 🤔?
Absolutely! Have any questions feel free to reach out.
Good job 👏
Awesome
Nice man, now splice you in a drill charger ;) j/k good thinking.
Hey Rick thanks for the comment. That’s actually not a very bad idea lol. Not sure if you’ve seen any of my other videos but I recently put a linear Actuator on the back hitch. I kept the mechanical winch though for extreme loads for up pressure.
@@braddegraffenreid9106 I'll check it out
@@braddegraffenreid9106 I'm going to amend that, yeh that would be cool, I'm always using the little tractor just to haul around tools. Would save plenty of trips up the hill to change batteries, that always go dead with two screws left. lol Of the mag though, would almost want to run it through like a back up for a computer, that spikey power might make some sizzles. Got me thinking now, I could throw a double pulley like runs my bagger on the other side of the deck....weld a bracket.... :)
@@braddegraffenreid9106 You inspired me putting that drill on there, I'm thinking I might try a trailer Jack for a power up and down. Will have to figure out some kind of float mechanism, but i grew up fabri-riggin, a month or three I'll send you a link. thanks man
@@ricksanchez3176 that would be cool, yes send me a link when you get it done. I would love to see it. I to have spent my life “rigging “ things together lol.
I like it