Making garden tractor parts - Steering drag links

[@philhermetic]

Nice mass production of drag links there, you have become the Little Tractor Factory! Phil

[@larrybl]

Nice making your own parts.

[@gravelyman]

Hello Joseph. Nice job fabricating the drag links It's nice that you have the equipment to make your own parts considering how much trouble you have getting them. Take care my friends 🔧👍

[@RustyGlovebox]

Nice job fabricating your own links. They looks great and be very nice to have on the future builds

[@OpenAirAdventure]

Great job on those drag links Joseph

[@noelstractors-firewood57]

Nice nice work fellas. Great minds at work. 👍🏻 Great to be able to make your own parts. Have a great Sunday. 👋👋👍🏻👍🏻

[@tinkeringtaylor3053]

Great job making them drag links .and really good you had some parts delivered 👍👍

[@TheCanadianBubba]

Was always taught that we need to back the die up to clear chips every couple few turns... not so by the look of it. Best days to you all there 👍

[@MissouriOldTimer]

those drag links look like they were factory made,, you guys did a very good job on them.

[@inthebackyardwithdel438]

Very good video Joseph . Making your own parts is very cool . 👍🏻

[@santaclause2875]

Great work, Joseph. You guys are awesome!!!

[@WaynJul]

Always nice to make D.I.Y parts.

[@MurphyMower]

Great work- I needed that a few months back😊

[@maintenancewithmike]

Hello Joseph! I got one of those adjustable miter gauges for Christmas. Worked great for the angle of the shaft. Well done! Cheers.

[@DIYVariety]

I must say great job on making them 👍

[@gatorsworld]

Very well done gentlemen. Youse did very well making them them new drag links. I rely like the workmanship and I must say that is shure nice to be making your own pieces.....CHEERS

[@GrampiesWorkshop]

How's she goin'? Joseph you have done a nice set up to make the tie-rods and to bend them. Your attention to detail is commendable. I like that you changed your press set up so as not to make the mark on the inside of the bend. Pretty nice. Take 'er easy!!

[@EnthusiasticTruck-xh7ss]

Thank you so much for the video

[@retiredforlife63]

Nice job!

[@richardross7219]

Very good video. I hope that you are keeping a notebook with drawings of these parts that you are making. Play with some scrap steel on the lathe to use it for threading. Good Luck, Rick

[@oologahgardentractorandcha3055]

I had to make one of these for a later model Bolens as well, good job

[@tractortalkwithgary1271]

Full watch Joseph

[@Tom-q7r6i]

Nice work, I would have had to cut that by hand and cut my threads the old fashioned way ,with a dye. That was easy too easy if you ask me.

[@Tom-q7r6i]

What is a bonnet? is that a hood?

[@EverydayProjects]

How many tractors do you have in inventory? It sounds like you have about 15 or more. It would be interesting to learn just how many. The drag links look good. Making your own threads using the lathe chuck was wise. Nice to have a few spares

[@BarbaraClark-m6x]

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[@indianatone218]

well done joe , get some more made up and get em advertise might be a market for them threads dont last forever in an exposed position .