Posted by 2510Paul on March 17, 2019 at 08:29:46 from (72.160.248.225):
Well, this does not hold a candle to some of the creativeness and craftsmen ship we see on here but I did accomplish two things this winter after my surgery.
1. We, my young helper and myself (and two others when we re-splined it), got the 4020 back together we split two days before my surgery. I had people lined up to put it back together if I came out of the surgery unable. The two year old clutch had broken lever arm bolts.
2. For the almost 80 year old owner who cannot twist well for cutting hay, I made this combination Mirror and Cup Holder. The Cup Holder is an old PTO Shield. The Mirror is from All States and is curved so he can see the entire discbine head. The mirror mounting has some adjustability. The fabricated bracket mounts to three of the fender mount bolts. It is heavy duty so I am hoping it does not vibrate to much.
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