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Read articles →A DIY follow-up showing version 2.0 of homemade three-point lift arm extensions for the eMax 20S, built after v1.0 bent within minutes of use. Brad walks through the specific fixes: added half-inch angle iron on top and bottom, full-perimeter welds to fuse two pieces of eighth-inch bar stock into one, and redrilled bolt holes. Short and informal, best for owners considering a similar fabrication workaround.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on DIY impressions, self-described as not a professional welder or fabricator.
The v1.0 extensions worked for about ten minutes, then started to bend, changing the geometry of how the blade would lift and lower.
Add half inch by half inch angle iron on top and bottom, weld two eighth inch bar stock pieces together around the full periphery, then redrill bolt holes.
Yes, Brad tried it in the yard and driveway a few days back and said it seemed to work pretty well.
