Re: Re: Re: position control...chains??

Posted by txblu on June 23, 2004 at 13:00:03 from (199.46.199.231):

In Reply to: Re: Re: position control...chains?? posted by mr chapp on June 23, 2004 at 12:11:33:

I used to have a tractor that used a piece (2 ea)of stamped steel, bent at about a 30 degree angle that has a 3/4" hole in one end and a slit in the other.

The 3/4 went over a pin after sticking in 1 side of the 3rd member and another before you exit the other side of the 3rd member. Now I have 2 places to install chain links that can't move outwards because you're inside the 3rd member casting.

Merely slip the chain thru the slit and set to the desired length and presto, you're there. Adjustment is quick and easy if you want to change it.

Other end of chain(s) is attached to front of hog, as said previously A frame style using bolts and nuts.

If you can't find any, go to, or www an Allis Chalmers dealer and look at a parts list for a Model 5015 tractor. This is an 18 hp engine (15 hp PTO) small frame 3 cyl diesel that I once owned that had such a thing so it should be in the parts breakdown book. Otherwise make your own or go to a machine shop and get some made.

Mark

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