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    Posted: 29 Dec 2011 at 8:16pm
Anyone got any pics of your homemade top-link for a 3 pt conversion kit on a wd/wd45?
Im thinkin I can rig something up cheap that will work. Im missing the top link in my conversion kit.
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take a 2 inch wide strap 3/8 inch thick and 6 inches long. Bend into a U and go around the rock shaft.
Like them all, but love the "B"s.
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You can go to Ebay and pay big bucks for one of these
or build a nice one like this that will have less chance of bending the shaft.
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Thanks for posting the pics. I can build one like that that pretty cheap.

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Eldon, got a pictue of that straight on?  Can't tell if it is flat stock or what?  Thanks
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Here is the one I made like the one SteveIll describes. I used two exhaust pipe clamps to keep it centered. If I were going to make another one, I would  build it like the one shown in Eldon's picture. BTW, I have one of the originals like Eldon's also but I'm afraid to use it. LOL
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