brent(InMich) said: (quoted from post at 07:40:44 12/24/09) Thanks for the input, this is one of the main reasons I came back after my original post and pics back in Sept, to update and warn so nobody would see this setup and try it thinking that it was a good idea. I am going back and re-think how to run some round or square stock to the brackets on the rear end, I do have a question: What do you use from the front axle to guide the frame work from swaying left to right, I will use the pins under the back axle area to attach the frame which I can see it will not be ridged side to side as it goes toward the front.
Thanks
Brent
Take a look at the other boards how to's. Farmer Dan built a front plow. He also uses a winch.
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