satety triangle

F18

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Can someone post a picture on how to mount a safety triangle on my 48 8N.

Mental block on how to mount this devise!

Thanks,
 
I just mounted the safety triangle on a 1X2 and then bolted it to a rear light bracket.
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Another option:.......
Centered from under the seat, using the spring bolts, through a flat metal bar. Bend to fit!!
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Centered view:
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This is on a 2N,.....but gives ya the idea anyway! :wink:

GB :) [/i:ef77c5345b][/b:ef77c5345b]
 
GB, I like your method. Is that seat adjustment your invention? I don't believe I've ever seen that before.

Just need an long piece of .32 aluminum.
 
(quoted from post at 16:23:13 04/28/12) GB, I like your method. Is that seat adjustment your invention? I don't believe I've ever seen that before.

Just need an long piece of .32 aluminum.
F18;
The strip of steel was just laying out in my scrap yard, so , I just cleaned it up....drilled a couple of holes, bent it the way I wanted it, and......walla!!!! :lol:

As for the seat adjuster/slider..........TOH, built that up for my "SICK"..sickic nerve in my back!!! Sure helps when it comes to plowin' snow!!! Saves the clutch leg, from pullin' the nerve out of whack!!!
Raised the seat about 3 1/2", and slides back 4" total.!

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I don't have a picture, but my dad just welded a pair of vice grips to a piece of flat metal then bolted the sign to the metal. He could move it from tractor to tractor or to a piece of towed equipment.
 
Its not a real good picture but my setup is very similar to GB's. I just bolted a piece of flat stock under the seat. This way it doesn't impede visibility for any kind of operation. I've got a 90 lb magnet holding it on so I can take if off the tractor and stick it on whatever may need it such as the mower, trailer, etc.
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The mounting brackets (2 pieces) are CHEAP,,, it lets you leave the bracket on and slip the sign off out of your way are transfer it to another slow moving contraption are for storage...
 
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