Found these at tractor supply company. (Insert Hillbilly icon) I had a customer come ask me how long they extend. Im not sure why he thought I worked there. Strong enough for farm implement, strong enough for a cruiser? J/k.
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Not strong enough, not even close
Plus those rods ends would wear out in heart beat if used in a suspension set up
Those are primarily used to attach other atttachments to tractors and other equipment
Not ment for suspension
Plus those rods ends would wear out in heart beat if used in a suspension set up
Those are primarily used to attach other atttachments to tractors and other equipment
Not ment for suspension
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Lol, I wouldn't trust them either. Just joking around since someone pointed them out to me. They do look reasonably stout though but not enough to put my life on them.
Tell the guy who pointed them out to give them a try and report back
you could make some nice pretzels out of them this way, these seem fairly thin walled....I have seen similar that are much beefier though
the lower arms on a tractor do all the work and take most of the loads and are thick pieces of steel, these are just to keep the attachement from tipping forward/back and to fine tune its level.
the lower arms on a tractor do all the work and take most of the loads and are thick pieces of steel, these are just to keep the attachement from tipping forward/back and to fine tune its level.
