Duh, If I would have read a little closer to your original post, I would have seen that you intend to use the cultivator lift hydraulics. Those rods from the hydraulics to the rockshaft are once again only about 1" in diameter on the original parts. I believe a person could substitute in larger (like 2") schedule 80 pipe and get the needed strength. I will say that from what I see, you really aren't that far off, you just need a rockshaft and the L pieces that are about twice as heavy as what you've got going on. It's not like you're trying to pick up a 3 bottom plow with it. -Andy
This post was edited by FC Andy at 15:32:31 01/24/12.
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