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Pure genius...

I realize that this post is 4yo, but have you noticed how painfully slow these actuators when under load?

Brother where did you obtain the accuator?

Got st12 and st16

Yes would help me out

How long are the lift arms

How long are the side links

Where'd you get the actuator and how much weight is it rated for?

Pozdravljeni kje bi kupil lahko tak celinder imate kakšen Link lp Ivan

I done mine like that love it

nice tractor, I'm actually in the market for one just so you know.

Has all of the plastic gears to wear out of your actuator yet

I’m going to do this to my ss12

You did call Dig Safe didn’t you?

I’d like to see how you mounted your hydraulic pump and what kind of pump you used

I own a 95 Craftsman 6000 GT Do you have plans that you can sell me to build this 3 point hitch. Brilliant job there...

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This was grate can one use 2 actuator rather then one...

What size and thickness square tube and gusset/bracket material did you use? Nice build! I'm planning to make one also from free material I've been able to source over the months.

What did you use for hydraulic resivoir for the loader and how much does it hold?

What kind of pump did you use

Damn nice, would like to see it in action.

Where’s the pump mounted and do you have a resivoir?

Incredible. Very nice. I was wondering how I could eliminate the rear blade not free floating when the front tires would bounce, and this is perfect. I was debating on using a winch to pull up the blade then having weights out on it for down force to have free floating as well. Think that would work?

Great design!!! My actuator must be a little different than the on you used. The push rod must be bigger on mine because it hit the bolt on the lift piece. I made piece 2 & 3, 1/2" longer and drilled the 3/8 hole 1/2" further out which gave me the clearance I needed. Haven't welded it up yet, but its coming along really well. Thanks for the measurements and design.

Lol.... love the catipeller Photo bombing tward the end... LOL

Excelent

EXCELENT JOB. Just acquired a '80 GTV16. Had a switch and fuse block but no actuator, just the manual deck lift. You did a great job and your instructions were clear and to the point. Volume was great too. Thanks again. 68 here

Nice job! I prefer the PK loader, it is a super well made unit and I use mine a lot. I bought the backhoe plans, might build one, not sure. Love to see that in action, please post an update if you haven't already. And I like the paint scheme. Father was a PK dealer for years so I prefer the original paint however the red/white really sets the old girl off!

I just finished fixing up my '65 Sears with a Predator engine. I really like how you convert to the DC actuators. I'm going to have to do that. I may have to try and build a front loader and backhoe as well.

This was really nice of you to make this for everyone. I will definitly be making this for my sears st/16. Thank you!

Hey I see the stroke is close to 4inches but what is thr actual length of actuator before the extending itself?

Cool

Thank for taking the time to post this. Nice work.

This thing is amazing did you make it?

hey there friend are you selling the blue print to do the electric lift? if so how much wish you were closer to me we dont have that much snow thanks for what you did will be a grate help

If you ever decide to make a kit (of the pieces needed to do this) and sell them lmk please. I'd be interested in doing it to mine. I already have a 6" actuator on hand new in box

Awesome job.

How does it steer with 300 lbs???

can you not say numbers? "relatively inexpensive"? come on

I have a1976 Suburban w/ several attachments, would like to add that box blade to mine, is that hand built?

Can you send plans and measurements of the complete hitch ?? Thank You ..It is very nicely done

Could you please post the Manufacturer/Distributer information for BOTH the Electric Actuator AND the Switch please. Plus include the Specifications for the Actuator. I've been tossing around a couple HOME MAKE Sleeve Hitch/3-Point Hitch attatchments for my 1987 Craftsman GT6000 to make my Yard work & Driveway Maintenance Easyer. The Actuator I currently have, is the Original, and can't lift more that 200lbs... Many Thanks for your sharing, -Thomas Skagen Port Orchard, Washington State

This is awesome do you have drawings for this. Just what I've been looking for for years.

A sears lawn tractor brought back from the dead. Sears itself though is on it's deathbed!

would anybody know the part number for that adjustable center link ?

What pump did you use?

How much weight can it lift?

Would like to know how to contact you for plans for that 3pt. Thanks.

I know this video is old, but more the reason to ask how they held up. It looks like the only weak link would be the cable clamps. Seems like after a while they would slide out a bit. I'd love to know how they held up.