Posted by charles todd on November 02, 2008 at 14:09:32 from (205.242.95.136):
In Reply to: SA Landscape Rake posted by Doug Kieta on November 02, 2008 at 10:03:19:
If your SA has some sort of rear lift (I am igonrant on smaller IH tractors, but know a little) fabricate a mount that accepts a 3 point attachment.
Another thing you can do is to fabricate a pull trailer that has a 3 point type lift assembly hooked to an electric linear actuator. This can be ran from the SA 12VDC and hooked to a 3 position momentary ON-OFF-ON switch. This switch will be like your lift control on a tractor with 3 point.
I have see the trailer type used behind trucks and 4 wheelers to use small 3 point attachments like disks, blades, and the such. I am sure if you are good at using GOOGLE, you can find pictures of these.
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