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Great! I had to remove it in order to attach my snow blade and frame that anchors to the rear frame but that will be coming off shortly and my winch will be added then.

Let me know how it goes and feel free to ask any questions if necessary. I have found only one drawback. If pulling a cart or other item with CG behind its wheels it can lift the hitch up as it is free to float. Just be sure to have some down pressure on the hitch and it will work great.

I Definately will keep u updated ! I've screen shorted all schematics from video ! Will be placing on my Husqvarna ts354 xd , my wheel horse 312 I keep dozer blade on it at all times !

Just got my 8x6 1/4 inch steel plates ! Amazon looped it through through the mail and it kept bouncin around and round from facility to facility ! lol we're ready to build this weekend ! No rain until Monday hoping to turn pver one of our hogg pastures ! Rocks will grow in that area !!

​@@aaronschmidt473getting 3" of snow tonight here in western NY! 🙄

Look up harley sportster cafe build on my channel to see how I built it@

Built stronger than anything made today. If you have a bit of mechanical skill they can be rebuild and it is well worth the time.

I need to make a video of mine I have a 65 L8 and a 78 5460 with a 40” mower I mow over 4 acres every week love it

On e-bay. I searched "Borrani" style rims and the correct number of spoke holes. I finally found someone who sold them. It was three or four years ago so forgive me if I don't remember his name.

+John Head awesome thank you! is it the spoke number of the stock

Yes, Get the proper spool hubs for the bike and be sure to match the holes and spoke pattern if possible with the modern sportster models.

Thank You. My first motorcycle in High School was a 36 HD Knucklehead. I still wish I had that one! I have had Nortons, Triumphs, BSAs, Velocettes etc. but they are all kick start motorcycles. At age 59 I finally decided that my kick start days are over, so when my son (a HD mechanic) told me about this stock 2004 at a good price, I decided to pick it up and make it my own! As I would build it. It took me about 9 month's to complete. I needed to wait for summer to arrive so it was warm enough in my garage to paint it.

What a great looking bike Uncle John!! Nice work.

Thank You!