It seems like you could also unhitch, turn around and dump trailer with loader bucket.
Stiffening up some square tubing???
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If you can find a hydraulic cylinder that is shorter than your top link and swap them it will give you more lift.
Nesikep
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Bigfoot said:
try lowering the front end of the top link already, that'll help
Will that chain hold? It could really be a problem if it broke and came back through the cab.
greggy
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You could weld some flat stock on the sides, but heck, that is a long piece.....I thought it was going to be 12 inches long...lol
You could make a rib that goes along the top and weld supports in at every 12 inch or so to strengthen the whole thing, or, chain will work too if the middle does not decide to buckle when it is overloaded one day. Look at how they did some of the old jibs, in fact, why not get one, you can get them real cheap here, and mod that instead.
You could make a rib that goes along the top and weld supports in at every 12 inch or so to strengthen the whole thing, or, chain will work too if the middle does not decide to buckle when it is overloaded one day. Look at how they did some of the old jibs, in fact, why not get one, you can get them real cheap here, and mod that instead.
greggy
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sstterry said:
Yeah, after looking at that second picture, this puts a lot of pressure onto the tube if it gets a heavy ball load, and it will seem fine till it gets that bit extra force at some point.
