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I am waiting to see the pictures of the fork project.
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Wait until Thursday and then check, I'll have some action shots then! Currently they are sitting on a welding table. But I took a HOWSE Sub-Soiler & Middle Buster combo unit and started from there. The bolts were replaced with top link pins to make it easy to interchange the Sub-Soiler blade with the Middle Buster plow with the trailer hitch. After doing that I came up with the idea to make a sod cutter blade. I like to have stones around the lovely Mrs_Bob's planter beds, so I figured that I could make up a sod cutter with an 8" blade set parallel to the ground, it would cut an 8" wide path of sod. I could simple drive around the planter bed and cut out the sod, lay in the stones and have an almost instant border. Then I got the idea that if I take the blades off the frame assembly (via the top link pins I previously installed), I could reverse the frame assembly and mount it backwards on the 3pt and attach some pallet forks to it. It would be as simple as making a couple rails up and clamping them to the A-frame assembly and pinning it into the frame with one of the previously removed top link pins. It would be easy enough to fashion a boom pole as well, but I haven't found any real use for one of those (yet). I've also designed a small brush puller/small tree puller to fit into the unit, but that is still in the final design phase, I actually thought I'd be done with that by now, but life got in the way of tractoring. I also thought about attaching a cultivator to the frame assembly but couldn't find an old one that needed to be reworked and a new one is pretty cheap anyway so why bother.
I don't suppose I have to remind any of you that I had previously modified the sub-soiler blade by drilling a couple holes in it, and clamping a pipe onto the back so it could be used to bury cable underground, that really is what started all this tinkering.