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I'm wondering how to extend wheel horse frames

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Wheel Horse Collector

So I've seen some of these wheel horses with their frames extended and I was wondering if anybody knows how they do it or who do I take it to so they can do it.

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AS RESPONSE TO THIS THREAD GROWS

EVERYONE WILL BE ASKING

WHAT MODEL TRACTOR ARE YOU EXTENDING

AND WHAT PURPOSE FOR DOING SO...

THIS LOOKS INTRESTING

I WILL KEEP AN EYE ON WHERE THIS GOES...

THE VERY BEST OF LUCK ON YOUR PROJECT

EVERYONE LIKE SOMETHING NEW

AND WELCOME TO THE WHEEL HORSE COMUNITY

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grnlark

Most frames are just heavy angle iron, so stretching the frame is usually just a matter of buying more material and welding it up.

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baerpath

I've seen it done by cutting under the engine and adding on. That way you can extend the front axle out to 56 inch wheel base without changing the belt length, lengthening  the front of the frame in front of the hood without adding to wheel base or making complete new frame rails

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Wheel Horse Collector

Thanks guys.

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19richie66

I used two pieces of same angle and welded 1.5" box tubing in the v to strengthen it. And WOW that blue font hurts my eyes.

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SousaKerry

Took mine to work and put it in the band saw(after disassemble) Cut it roughly in half between the steering sector gear holes and the engine mounts.  Added in 2 pieces 6" long angle iron clamped it all down to the welding table and pulled the trigger.  Instant 6" longer frame.  Now to make the hood longer that is another thread as I still haven't completed it.

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