Posted by jon f mn on June 05, 2013 at 20:32:09 from (174.20.154.73):
Got finished with the handicap lift for the 3010 that I talked about a couple weeks ago. After about $200.00 more money than I estimated and 5 extra trips to town for more stuff, it's done. I'm happy with how it turned out. This first pic is the tractor when I got it. You can see the case steps that were added to help and that worked for a couple of years. You can also see the wood step he built also.
Here it is complete. I will post a video of it tomorrow.
Even got my wife to come out in the rain and give it a try. lol
I will post a complete pic and explanation of the build down on tool talk if you want to see how it came together.
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