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Re: Where to buy Tractor Splitter Stands Reasonabl
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Posted by Mike M on January 11, 2007 at 05:52:09 from (24.140.28.219):
In Reply to: Where to buy Tractor Splitter Stands Reasonable? posted by Looking Cen IL on January 11, 2007 at 05:28:55:
It is not too hard to make a set. Some flat steel plate drill holes to match frame holes weld on some square tubing for legs,large all thread and nuts for adjustable feet slid up into tubing.Bolt one on each side. Might be a good idea to fasten a brace between the two legs near the bottom so they can't kick out on a large tractor.
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