Playing around

Preston · Apr 27, 2015

Also be sure the taller hangers are the two inside. The front and back hanger are the short ones. The purpose for that is to allow the equalizers room to move without hitting the trailer during their movement.

Ryan Groat · Apr 28, 2015

Do you have a build sheet / write up of the garden tractor?

bigblue12v · Apr 28, 2015

Ryan Groat said:
Do you have a build sheet / write up of the garden tractor?

Pretty much all the info is here, may have to skim through some stuff to get to the good info.

http://www.mytractorforum.com/showthread.php?t=648657

Ryan Groat · Apr 28, 2015

Thanks a bunch. I have been throwing around the idea of a Case 2xx series articulated tractor build.

bigblue12v · Apr 28, 2015

Ryan Groat said:
Thanks a bunch. I have been throwing around the idea of a Case 2xx series articulated tractor build.

That would be sweet. I've been wanting to build an articulated but it's gonna be another year or 6 lol.

Ryan Groat · Apr 28, 2015

I have the parts, not the time lol.

Here is the wood I scrounged, red oak and maple. The logs in the center are about 40" long and the logs in the pile in the back are 6 footers. Got it all this weekend for free and have two - three more loads to go, just need to get it split up. Then the splitter in the second picture needs a new motor put on, hopefully tonight. After this is done, then there is the front porch, back deck, laying tiles, what ever else the wife puts on the bill. Plus I travel internationally for work.

bigblue12v · Apr 28, 2015

You're quite the busy guy too lol sounds like me! No wife no worries there but I have 7 fab projects for other people, 8 or 9 places to cut wood at, some only a couple trees some is unlimited. And a handful of small engine repair jobs, plus 3 full rebuilds on saws and another to repair. Plus keep up with maintenance on our saws, repair on my antique ragged out mower, wanting to build a log trailer, and whatever else I have going on, buying and flipping used cars occasionally (2 in the past week), buying and selling lawn equipment. And a full time day job and on weekends I have my two small children. Whew! No wonder I never get caught up!