We have the wireless 200 for the past ten plus years.
I had to make a rear bumper to protect the spinners from getting hit by equipment, which worked out very well for us.
The only big complaint is the slide adjustments are really hard to work to slide spinners in and out.
Here is what I came up with for the first try.
Just gearing up some scrap materials to figure out the best option.
Decided to go with a single center adjustment.
I drilled a good size hole through the section above and also the next plated section inside.
Next time I wouldn't do this because I figured out it could have been attached to a larger Angle bracket.
Angle bracket I would go with 2" next time. And weld the nut or sleeve to it. has to be a little larger than threaded rod (1/2" stainless was used)
Pass treaded rod through angle iron hole and weld a nut on rod. Weld another nut on the front side leaving a little wiggle room so rod can still turn. That will anchor the spinner slid end.
Weld the bracket in place here.
Using a piece of 1" angle to stiffen that pull rod frame section.
Weld a sturdy anchor section and also drill a large hole and weld nut on bracket when it lined up.
Check for any binding and weld brackets in place.
Don't cut the adjustment rod till you try it in and out to see how much to cut off.
This was my first attempt where this nut needed to be drilled out bigger than rod.
Before welding a T on add another nut so it can act as a lock nut after adjustments are made.
Works pretty well, will see how it does this up coming season.
