Making QA bucket?

[MrZukerman]

I have a Kubota 3410 And FEL without a QA bucket. Was wondering how hard and any Ideals to making a QA type bucket so I could build a set of forks and what ever else I think Of.

 

[5030]

Go to an ATI dealer and get a QA unit for the front of your loader arms. Ati makes them for about every make of loader. Then get yourself a couple of quick attach plates from www.qualityweldingservice.com and make your implements.

 

[Steve_Miller]

Somebody on here made their own QA one time and I can't find the post, he had pictures and everything too.

Steve

 

[PineRidge]

Steve I think you are referring to Andy Tatro as he made one up for his own use. Nice looking QA too.

 

[Maine_Polack]

Here is a small bucket from that I reinforced and added QA.
Pictures are not great, sorry.
The QA has the red primer on it.
Some of the metal I had to buy, other stuff I had, so don't know the actual cost. I do know that the QA is heavier and more rugged than the ones purchased.

I am using it on a 65 hp tractor, have used it quite a lot diggin' stumps, and have not been able to break it.

 

[Maine_Polack]

In this pic, you are looking at the top. The green is the inside of bucket, and the bleached out portion is the back. Hope it helps.

 

[bluecarpenter]

I made a QA attactment for my loader on My CK 30. It has worked greated. when I slow down long enough to get my pallet forks put together and what ever else I can think of I will use it more. not sure how to post a link but if you click on my username and then somewhere is says see all of user post. then click on the heading under customization and see title "look what I did to my poor loader". I also will post a pix of a close up. mark