Mud Mower 101= How to Build a Adjustable Tie Rod pt2 (The Build)

In this video I do the fabrication of the adjustable tie-rod for my offroad mud mower. So hope you enjoy the build and thanks for watching.
rod ends are from - QS Components
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[@robertallen1662]

My old cub cadet will never get out of the garage with all these cool mods I need to do now. Thanks for the vid.

[@muddstir]

Thanks Robert.
Just stay focused and you'll get it done.

[@andrewbrinker4791]

Good job , I done the same thing to my LT2000 all terrain mower . Welcome to the community.

[@muddstir]

Thanks man.

[@markwilliamson8663]

Great video! Makes a quality build look easy.

[@muddstir]

Hey, thanks for watching and commenting. If this is the Mark that I meet over the past summer (oak plywood) can you get a hold of me if you still got my number since I lost your number. Thanks, hope you get this and I hear from you.

[@markwilliamson8663]

@@muddstir Will do. Last number I have ends in 601. I texted you a couple of times a while back but got no response. Is that the right number? I'll try again.

[@creepycrawler43]

Good video man, I like the acutal footage of building the parts, and I like that its sped up so I dont get bored. Looking forward to the rest of your steering reinforcement vids, I like the super high quality way you address problems

[@muddstir]

Thanks man. Im a firm believer in "if your going to build something put a little time and effort into it and try not to cut corners." But I also go into every build with the mindset of "the first one is always a prototype". Thanks for the video input too.

[@Tampaboys]

Great work buddy I can see why your mowers rip you out some super beefy parts in them

[@muddstir]

Thanks again Tampa.

[@Tampaboys]

This is so cool how you edit your videos bud

[@muddstir]

Thanks Tampa.
I'll tell ya, it takes twice as long to build it while you try and record every step.

[@moto4life1]

A-arms next?

[@muddstir]

Someday I have a plan to do a how to series on mounting / building a-arms. It all depends on whether I end up moving, for how long that someday takes to get here.
Moto4 Life, thanks for watching.

[@moto4life1]

@@muddstir yes sir your welcome. I know about someday and hate say that never comes. just being honest. i stopped saying it and just say soon haha people hold ya to it and soon it's done. pro tip 00001. have a great day, peace out

[@darkside0914]

unfortunately this won't work on my murray, but it will on my brothers craftsman, his wheelhorse b80 and I think my 76 suburban

[@muddstir]

Your right, this set up may not work on all mowers. There maybe some options to make it work, like completely modify the spindles with a new steering arm or modify the axle beam to fit different spindles.