building a 3 point disc

[spo307]

made hanger brackets 3/8 x 6 x 13 high, gonna chop off back half

 

[spo307]

is the 33.5 from spud end of axle to the start of the threads of the end of threads,, sorry only want to have to order once

 

[sweettractors]

is the 33.5 from spud end of axle to the start of the threads of the end of threads,, sorry only want to have to order once

End to end total overall length. Lay a tape measure on the table and start marking 5 blades 7" apart if you get parts from agri supply. Ken Sweet

 

[spo307]

frame is done

 

[sweettractors]

frame is done

Excellent work. If I could make a suggestion? If I were building it, I would cap off 1 end of the square tubing and pour sakrete or old scrap bolts and nuts down the other end and then cap it off. More weight is better. Ken Sweet

 

[spo307]

Thanks ,Thats 1/4 tube the frame has some weight, going to use 39 1/2 axles 6 disc's each side.
To add weight going to use train rail @ 119 lbs pr foot. I really am looking to disc 2 to 4 inches after that rocks start growing lol

 

[flusher]

I just sold this disc

Nice looking disc:thumbsup:
Unfortunately, it's too purty to use in the hayfield

 

[spo307]

finished handle, should have made lower 3 point attach plat from one piece, welded single tab then added top and bottom plates, was tired

 

[muddstopper]

Just to help you when adding your weight, Railroad rail is weighed in 3ft sections. Most likely your 119lb rail is per 3 ft and not per ft