Here is a link to the Hydraulic top link mentioned in the video: amzn.to/2HQNxPh Here is a video showing the setup of the hydraulic top link ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vh5UrsxYe_4.html Here is a link to the fuel transfer pump amzn.to/2JkaLxU Thanks for watching and check out our other John Deere 2038R compact tractor videos at ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-G9ccCrIRsgY.html And subscribe to our channel at ru-vid.com Buy me a coffee - www.buymeacoffee.com/rockhillfarm Thanks for watching
Great work. There's never enough room for all of the attachments. I just put all my summer attachments away yesterday. Put the winter back blade on as we are expecting snow here in northern Ohio. Thanks for the video.
I am not a JD expert but is appears the mower deck has fork rails/tunnels built on top of the deck. Again, I can only tell from certain angles of the video. I believe it is the reinforcements for the tractor to roll over the unit for mounting. That sure would be good engineering if fork blades fit through those tunnels.
Thanks for the suggestion It is a drive over deck and the rails sticking up are for the auto connect They make some thing called load and go that attaches on top of that that let you pick it up with the loader connect system so you can lift it up high and tilt it for cleaning and blade replacement. If I could find a way to attach some stake pockets for forks that would be handy
Just my thought, but I'd like to have a 2x10 or some such animal, across the back of the shelves where the forks come in to pick something up or get stored, to prevent punching holes in your siding. And a yellow "D" and red "G" on the fuel tanks, just so a new hand doesn't put gas into a diesel or the other way around! Now,,,, off to think about how to build my shelving, Thanks!
I thought the exact same thing about a backer board! Sooner or later those forks would be poking through the side of my building. Nice job with the shelving unit Brock.
Thanks. I have added onto it a couple times already. I’ve also been building custom pallets for my attachments. I’ve got my fuel tanks set up on a solar panel now Soon I should have the whole thing set up the way I want Thanks for watching
I would not recommend it. I feel like the two by sixes are strong enough for cross support but they do flex a little bit and I would be concerned about anything smaller. If you were going to build it out of two by fours I would put them closer together for sure
Nice setup but if you bolted or screwed a 2x4 to your 4x4 from the ground up to the bottom shelf and then one from the top of the first shelf to the bottom of the next shelf and so on they can never drop down. I see you used joist hangers but adding a 2x4 between shelfs will insure they can't drop down. Thanks for buying American made products, I wish more AMERICAN's would.
