thads I have to agree with the other posters here on the length of your boom design. looking at the tractor you plan to mount that on I would cut the extended length in 1/2, don't forget thad the further out you extend the boom you must cut your weight lifting capacity accordingly. if a 6' boom will SAFELY lift 2000. lbs, at 12' that capacity will be around 500 lbs. your drawing shows a folded length of 106" or 8' 8", and fully extended at 268" or 22' 4" at full extension your safe working load will be around 150 lbs to 200 lbs max with out damaging your loader, or worse doing a face plant with your tractor. if you google up lifting boom safe work load limits it will shock you how much you have to derate a boom capacity when you double the length.
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