Posted by charles todd on November 16, 2008 at 18:54:15 from (205.242.95.137):
I built this to follow up behind the dozers and trackhoe that I hired to clear 50 acres of land. I am hoping this will clean up the surface roots, sticks, small stumps ect. Also I hope I can use it to push and drag my windrows as they and after they burn.
It is too wet to try it now. What do you the viewers think. Will it work or is it a pile of scrap iron? I think I need a hydraulic top link to maximize its potential.
Brought it all home, I think I am ABUSING a 1/2 ton Chevrolet 4x4 here!
Side view
Rear View, Notice the 3/4 Ton parked... I know it is confusing to me too. Gas milage makes one do strange things.
Cat 1 Three Point Hitch Revisited...
This has been my front burner project for the past three weeks off n on. Once it dries a bit I plan to try it some more. Actually tomorrow I am going to try some high ground, hope I don't bury Ol' Red.
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