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DCM

01-27-2008 20:29:54

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I saw some info on a boom pole for an 8N,it looks fairly simple and even better idea but would someone be able to list measurements and material size,I think I will make one up.Thankyou, Dan

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davy fireball

01-28-2008 13:40:47

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Re: Boom pole specs in reply to DCM, 01-27-2008 20:29:54

i put a 1500lbs boat winch just under the top hook up and then ran a pully block at the top this way i can pick up more than the hyd will pick up(i put weight in the front) picked up to 800 lbs

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Marty 2N IL

01-28-2008 04:50:34

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Re: Boom pole specs in reply to DCM, 01-27-2008 20:29:54

I was looking in the Photo galleries for the one I made and found these plans. I have no idea who"s they are but looked like it is what you are looking for.

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Marty 2N IL

01-28-2008 05:03:06

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Re: Boom pole specs in reply to Marty 2N IL, 01-28-2008 04:50:34

Found the one I made but it was made for a bigger tractor with aux hyd. I made the receiver hitch first then the boom pole to fit it. The hyd cyclinder gives me more lift and it also extends out right at nine and a half feet.
Hope this helps

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Josh Vaughan

01-28-2008 02:47:54

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Re: Boom pole specs in reply to DCM, 01-27-2008 20:29:54

I built one based on the drawing on the other site. I added some additional gussets here and there. I agree you can buy one for what you will have in steel but I enjoy building things so it is personal satifaction with me. I used it the other night to unload the plows out of the back of my truck. It worked great.

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JMOR

01-27-2008 21:41:53

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Re: Boom pole specs in reply to DCM, 01-27-2008 20:29:54

hth

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JMOR

01-27-2008 21:27:30

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Re: Boom pole specs in reply to Petersen, 01-27-2008 20:29:54

DCM said: (quoted from post at 00:29:54 01/28/08) I saw some info on a boom pole for an 8N,it looks fairly simple and even better idea but would someone be able to list measurements and material size,I think I will make one up.Thankyou, Dan

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old

01-27-2008 21:22:26

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Re: Boom pole specs in reply to DCM, 01-27-2008 20:29:54

You can buy one cheaper then you can make one unless you have the pipe etc. just laying around and if you do then you can custom make it to fit your needs. I made one years ago and the only time I use it is on my loader. Ya I made it fit both the 3 point and the loader and I use it to get extra lift when I build a building

Hobby farm

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CT8N

01-28-2008 06:21:22

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Re: Boom pole specs in reply to old, 01-27-2008 21:22:26

I picked one up at an auction a couple of years ago for $2.00

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DCM

01-28-2008 05:48:55

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Re: Boom pole specs in reply to old, 01-27-2008 21:22:26

Thankyou Gents,that is just what I was looking for.Might sub in for abit of FEL work now and then.Dan

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