Posted by LorenC on April 28, 2012 at 19:55:11 from (184.100.21.35):
Part one is the bar on the Mf65 is lower than I'd like, and the gate it's meant to swing in has been repaired with 1/2" vertical clearance. I'd like to weld in maybe a 3" wide flat bar underneath it to get that height. Any reason mild steel won't do that job well? Second part is putting a bar from the straight, upper, front section of the drawbar, to straight out above the drop section. Thinking welding it around the forward section with a wrap around the vertical area of the drop so as to not weld or drill to/on the drawbar itself. I assume that drawbar is heat treated, right? What do you guys think?
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