The hose clamp saga

SVcummins · Dec 26, 2019

Finally got the brackets I wanted ended up going through discount hydraulics thanks bob for the link

They hole goes clear through so I can use a longer bolt and tap a hole in the loader frame instead of having to weld

Tractorcedric · Dec 26, 2019

Them will be nice! A lot better than bailing twine!

SVcummins · Dec 26, 2019

Yes now I can get rid of the twine

Bob · Dec 26, 2019

(quoted from post at 14:33:18 12/26/19) Finally got the brackets I wanted ended up going through discount hydraulics thanks bob for the link
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<img src="https://www.yesterdaystractors.com/cvphotos/cvphoto386.jpg">
They hole goes clear through so I can use a longer bolt and tap a hole in the loader frame instead of having to weld

I've had good dealings with that company, glad it worked out for you, as well.

9001ron · Dec 26, 2019

Is that what you got for Christmas ???? Or are you holding out on us

Destroked 450 · Dec 26, 2019

You'll have to bore the threads out on the fitting and tap the frame in order to get everything tight.
I know you just painted the loader but I'd weld them on and touch up the paint.
Those are some of the best pipe and hose mounting clamps I've ever used.
Used a lot of them when building my friends sawmill.

SVcummins · Dec 26, 2019

Yes this was my Christmas

SVcummins · Dec 26, 2019

I suppose I could weld them just as easy then touch
up the paint might be easier than than drilling and
tapping I?ll have to look at it and see

moresmoke · Dec 26, 2019

If you are going to go through into the frame, just leave the bottom plate off.

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