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This why I can’t wait to retire! Hope someday you will have that time too😃

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They are 8 inch stroke.

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I think it's all 1.5" or 2" by 3" inch rectangular, I'll have to check again. It was just free steel from old machines they were scrapping at work is why I used it. It sounds like what you had in mind would work great.

Thank you. Yes it can definitely be annoying depending on what your doing with it. Especially if it's colder out because the hydraulics move even slower if it's below about 35-40 degree's like in this video. I think I could change the mounting points of the cylinders to gain more speed albeit less lifting capacity, but honestly for what I do with it I'll probably just leave it be. It was more of something fun to build, and I mostly use it as an adjustable height work bench. I've torn down small engines in the bucket, I use it to service the chainsaws so your not having to do it crouched down on the ground, I've clamped boards to it for cutting, I pick up the push mowers for repairs so I can stand up comfortably and work on them, etc. And I've found it's super handy for breaking tire beads. So yes I wouldn't recommend these hydraulic cylinders if you needed to actually scoop and pile dirt all the time, it does a great job of it but it's very slow.

It's all homemade. Its two Massey Ferguson garden tractor plows I cut apart and welded together. The mount on the frame is made out of 1/2" plate I had laying around. The western sticker I just ordered online.

Thank you! 3" x 1 1/2" rectangular tubing, most of it is 3/16 wall, some is 1/8 wall.

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I did. Having a battery on the back was just an early on idea that I didn't end up using. Everything just runs off of one garden tractor size battery.

@@kurtscustoms how did you do it? Bigger battery?

For awhile I just used a normal interstate garden tractor battery, it ran everything fine. I did end up putting a Werker deep cycle battery in it from a power wheel chair which is physically the same size as a normal lawn tractor battery. I did that for peace of mind in case I used it for extended periods. But honestly the alternator i put on the tractor kept the interstate charged no matter how much I was using the loader so there were never any problems. Also I have the same Werker deep cycle in my side by side that's 5-6 years old that's been flawless so I like the reliability.

@@kurtscustoms what alternator did you use?

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Thank you sir! My step father and I have watched a lot of your videos lately because over the last few months we've acquired quite a few David Bradley walk behinds. You and some other UA-camrs have some very valuable information and some nice machines!! Hopefully I'll make a video soon about them.

Well thank you very much . There are a couple of men in NC that are very well knowledges in the David Bradley’s . I will look their channel names up and send them to you .

Here are some of the folks I’ve watched . Bryan Horne , this gentleman has so much knowledge and he may be able to help with getting parts . Mr Snavely is another great form of information . They have already cross referenced a lot of the oil seal numbers to NAPA oil seal numbers . I have had to stop working on my stuff till this new knee heals up . Can’t wait to see your videos .

Unfortunately no I don't have plans or anything for it. Thanks for checking it out.