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| Crow Horse |
Posted: October 30, 2009 06:09 am
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I have a 36" SD deck and would love to be able to turn it into a RD. I know that some fabrication would be needed. Has anyone tried this before?
I've searched for a RD shell but haven't found one as of yet. -------------------- All Good Medicine,
Crow Creator, everything we do leaves a track. May our tracks be ones we would want you to see and others to follow...... |
| Don1977 |
Posted: October 30, 2009 08:30 am
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I'am sure it could be done, but I don't think it would be worth the time spent and the trouble. Buying a complete RD deck would be a better option.
-------------------- Don
Rockwell, NC |
| SilviaMan |
Posted: November 03, 2009 01:57 pm
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Hmm, if your still interested in making a rear discharge deck let me know. This winter I'll be making a new deck for mine. Its a 36" RD deck.
I know a guy with access to a water jet machine. I was going to make a "blue print" of what I wanted the shell to be and have him cut it out. Making more than one at that point is no big deal. The rest of the structure appears to be U channel and some gussets. which shouldn't be very pricey. Assuming your drive train on the deck is the same as mine it would be easy. I can at least let you know how much I spend on it. |
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