DIY Trailer Hitch for Tractor Front Loader.
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Cheap and Quick little fabricated hitch receiver that you can see out front. With just a little material or scrap you can put one together. What you plug into it is only limited by your imagination.
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Great idea !
Thank you Joe!
Nice work!👍🏻
Thank you James!
Thanks for the video. I've been thinking about getting one that clamps to the lower lip but stopped because I didn't think I'd be able to see the ball. This solves the problem. Will have to measure to see if my bucket's too high to make it work.
For some of my smaller trailers i have to make sure they are jacked up all the way or you can roll the bucket forward to lower the ball. I also have to stand up sometimes to see the ball. If your tractor shuts off when you stand up check out the video on seat switch override.
You can also drill out the existing holes in the bucket and use larger bolts... :-)
Awesome job, beautiful 🐶
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Dang, that loader looks like new! I've owned mine for maybe a month and the paint and decals are all scraped up.
I've moved a lot of dirt with it. Paint is still holding up nicely. Hope you enjoy our channel.
we had one on the farm when i was a kid wish i would have got it from dad
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Great stuff!
Thank you!
like your hat sir!
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Great idea. Looks like the center to center distance is 250 mm (25 cm) Probably metric diameter, too.
Most likely. I wish we would pick one system here in the US! Lol hope you enjoy our channel.
Nice Job
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You could add a piece of plate to the bottom to strengthen it.
Would definitely need that for anything heavy. I would probably make it double wide and break it to match the angle of the back of the bucket and add a couple more bolts down there.
Man I like the way you mounted your vice. I have two just like that. I need to mount mine.
Thank you. It has served me well.
Actually,those two holes in the bucket is where the bucket was mounted while they were in transit to the dealership from the factory.the bucket is mounted vertically to the side of the loader between the front and rear tires.....it saves some room on the trailer during transport...it won't let me upload a picture of what I am talking about...
Probably to the holes I used for my mirror bracket. Cool!
@@markellyfarm that is possible...lol...
Why not just weld the plate and hitch onto the bucket?
I didn't want to add a lot of heat and maybe weaken the top rail. Already pretty weak.