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Scott Hansen

12-13-2005 13:03:50




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Does anybody happen to know the dimensions of a 3 point attatchment right off? I would like to make a small subsoiler for my 3 point.




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hay

12-15-2005 05:06:08




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 Re: Homemade implements in reply to Scott Hansen, 12-13-2005 13:03:50  
i just completed a subsoiler attachment for my one row cultivator. took it on it's maiden voyage earlier this week. i used the existing 3 point on the cultivator and bolted the subsoiler beam to it and welded brackets for subsoiler shanks. cuts great, but with a small tractor you really have to be careful not to overload it especially in heavy soil. i also made a complete spike harrow with homemade 3 pt, but don't have the exact specs right now.

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ChrisLSD

12-13-2005 13:09:10




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 Re: Homemade implements in reply to Scott Hansen, 12-13-2005 13:03:50  
to the left of these messages near the bottom is the link that says 3 point specs.....



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Scott Hansen

12-13-2005 13:16:01




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 Re: Homemade implements in reply to ChrisLSD, 12-13-2005 13:09:10  
OK, that worked as far as pins go, but I was thinking about the distance between pins, and the distance to the top link, and angles, if there are any to worry about. I did find a subsoiler for under $300, but I thought it would be a good project.



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Scott Hansen

12-13-2005 13:22:40




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 Re: Homemade implements in reply to Scott Hansen, 12-13-2005 13:16:01  
There. Found the article.....all info is there.



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Aaron SEIA

12-13-2005 13:09:01




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 Re: Homemade implements in reply to Scott Hansen, 12-13-2005 13:03:50  
Check the 3 pt specs link on the left side of the page. Thought about making one for myself, but the $130 one at the farm store is probably way cheaper than I could build for.
Aaron SEIA



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Scott Hansen

12-13-2005 13:11:14




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 Re: Homemade implements in reply to Aaron SEIA, 12-13-2005 13:09:01  
I'll be. I never noticed that before. Thanks, guys!



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JMS/MN

12-13-2005 13:54:51




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 Re: Homemade implements in reply to Scott Hansen, 12-13-2005 13:11:14  
For months I posted the asae.org website, which used to have all dimensions- then they went to providing that info if you were a $ member. I just checked the site here, on the left, and don't see more than pin diameters- nothing about vertical/horizontal dimensions. What am I missing? Where ndid you see it all?



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Scott Hansen

12-13-2005 14:17:45




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 Re: Homemade implements in reply to JMS/MN, 12-13-2005 13:54:51  
First paragraph, there is a link to an article (HERE). Info is embedded in the article. Took me two reads to get it....



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Galen

12-16-2005 19:01:37




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 Re: Homemade implements in reply to Scott Hansen, 12-13-2005 14:17:45  
I STILL don't see a dimension for the distance between the lift pins and the top link! I just measured one and built accordingly.



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