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Re: ROPS for 350 Utility
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Posted by scotc on February 12, 2006 at 09:51:48 from (65.220.16.62):
In Reply to: ROPS for 350 Utility posted by jmauss on February 11, 2006 at 09:29:48:
why couldn't one be built using the quickhitch mounts? Or run a big peice of strap, like 1/2 by 6 inches, clamped to the axle by the rollbar and running between the axles. It would have to be specially bent and/or welded but why couldn't it work? Or how about mounting an entire structure by using the trans cover mount bolts and having a cage that also mounts up to the bellhousing and front bolster casting? That way you could have limb risers and make it large enough to crush some while not getting crushed youself. I think that'd be the way to go. But I'd also have a good welding or a racing shop(experience w/rollcages) build whatever I came up with.
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