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Read articles →An owner-built project video, not a review or dealer walkthrough. The creator retrofitted a weld-on BobTach quick-attach system to an early Branson 1905H that didn't come with one from the factory. He covers pin spacing (33.5 inches to match Bobcat spec), material choices, welding with a small Hobart MIG, the ~75-lb weight penalty and estimated 100-lb lift capacity loss, and a critical tip about leaving a sixteenth-inch float gap on the pin plates. Best for DIYers considering the same retrofit.
Posted by the Tinker Master channel, which appears to be an owner-operator sharing a hands-on fabrication project from their own experience.
33.5 inches between pins, matching Bobcat's J spec industry standard, so it fits Bobcat attachments and other universal plates without issues.
The bracketry weighs about 75 pounds and adds roughly 4 inches of offset, costing an estimated 100 pounds of lifting capacity in the bucket.
Leave about a sixteenth-inch float gap on top and bottom of the outer pin plates, since they are friction fit with no pin support, or they will bind.
2x4 box tube at about 150 wall thickness, quarter inch plate, and a small Hobart MIG welder running CO2 gas, welded at maximum settings.
