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This is one of my son in laws bush hog. The 3 point hookup was bent, sides bent in. Deck in front of gear box was rusted out also

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Straighten them out with a porta power .Once straight ,weld a cross brace in between the two sides level with the pegs. Use some kind of tube as a cross brace as it will be stronger then angle iron .

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Looks bomb proof now, Brother hanco


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Front bucket was bent also


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Originally Posted by alwaysoutdoors
Looks bomb proof now, Brother hanco


If anyone can tear it up, be that son in law.

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I got one needs desperate attention

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What is bent on the bucket?


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Originally Posted by Huntz
What is bent on the bucket?
Reading comprehension, Brother


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Bush hog most abused equipment on farm. 2nd is the front bucket on any tractor. Looks like it will take some effort this time. Mighty fine job.

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Originally Posted by Huntz
What is bent on the bucket?
The top of the bucket was bent up, pulled it down, welded strip to strengthen it



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Can I send my bush hog down for a makeover?

It's only a 4' KK

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Hanco I was just wondering the other day when you'd be posting some fab work again. Nice work.

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I'd venture a guess you like to weld! Looks stout.

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Originally Posted by tripod3
I'd venture a guess you like to weld! Looks stout.


I have always liked burning rods. We racked and tacked all of our pipe, not much welded in the jacks. Even though I ran the job, I did a good bit of the welding. We put a stringer and a hot pass. We did very few x-ray type projects. They expect thirty 6” welds in an eight hour day.

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Yes. Seems a lot of heavy equipment isn't that heavy anymore. Fine for lawn work, but don't go out into the field.


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All of my welds were X-rayed

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How much weight do you reckon you added to the bush hog?

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Originally Posted by hanco
This is one of my son in laws bush hog. The 3 point hookup was bent, sides bent in. Deck in front of gear box was rusted out also

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Looks good and stout! Extra weight and thickness never hurts.

You going to paint it?

He probably needs to blow the grass off with a leaf blower when done with it. A drilled drain hole or two wouldn't hurt either so it won't hold water on the deck.


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