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Posted by Mike (Burford) on April 08, 2005 at 10:32:53 from (209.47.108.2):
Good afternoon all, I am thinking of fabricating my own subsoiler type attachment for my FE-35. I notice most of the comercially available ones have shear pins, I assume to protect the operator when/if the device becomes stuck on a large root or rock in the ground. Can anyone tell me what a reasonable figure for pulling power (to aid in sizing the shear pin) would be on that FE-35? It is a strong running (just rebuilt head to toe) 4 cylinder Standard diesel. If anyone has built their own, I would love to talk or see pictures of what you did, and if you would do it again. I know it would more likely be more cost and time effective to buy one, but this is a hobby kind of thing for me. Your input is greatly appreciated! Mike
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