Posted by newhollandnut on April 24, 2018 at 14:48:21 from (174.231.134.245):
In Reply to: Bucket hay spear posted by Graveyard1984 on April 24, 2018 at 10:45:56:
Those that slip over the cutting edge look easy. Wish I had some pictures of the one I did but I can’t find any. I made brackets on the cross arm of a 3pt mover welded them on where they match up with two cutting edge bolts. Then welded 1 1/2” steel pipe couplers on the inside top of the bucket ( needed 1 1/2” to get the top link ears out far enough) had some bushing made that get the couplers down to 3/4” pin. Take two bolts out pin the top reinstall the bolts through the brackets and good to go in under a minute with a cordless impact and I take it on and off enough the bolts never rust together and I can still use it on the 3pt if I need an extra one
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