What strange things have you moved with your loader..pics

[bullbreaker]

Crash325
I like your outdoor his and hers outhouse in pic #1.
Obviously some one around there is not shy. :laughing:

Boone

 

[crash325]

Crash325
I like your outdoor his and hers outhouse in pic #1.
Obviously some one around there is not shy. :laughing:

Boone

Three holer on the way. Got to put 1 in for the "Un-desided.

 

[CenTex Chris]

here's my 1955 ford 1850 and 1-arm loader...

Wow, I sure like your one-arm FEL. Do you have a thread about that here? I took a look through your profile and you've got eight pages worth of threads, so I thought it might be easier just to ask!

My own "odd FEL pics" coming up...

 

[CenTex Chris]

Goodbye, old chain-link posts!

And unloading my new finisher mower (not visible here, but I had a box blade on the back for counterbalance).

 

[Soundguy]

Wow, I sure like your one-arm FEL. Do you have a thread about that here? I took a look through your profile and you've got eight pages worth of threads, so I thought it might be easier just to ask!

My own "odd FEL pics" coming up...

there's a thread in the nh forum where a guy is asking about a 1-arm loader.. i posted a bit about mine.

soundguy

 

[CenTex Chris]

Thanks! It's located at one arm - TractorByNet.com (sorry for the off-topic post).

Well, I'll make it on-topic and show the heaviest thing I've lifted yet... I had three pallets of bricks to move. I didn't know exactly how many bricks the FEL arms could handle (Kioti CK35 HST w/ KL130), so I guestimated, and had to remove many more bricks than I thought. Even then, I could raise the forks only about 6" off the ground, but it was enough to move 'em from point A to point B.

 

[LBrown59]

These old rafters have been laying out for over 10 years..

How did you come to have them for over 10 years.
What project didn't get built?

 

[hydro2]

Maybe not as exciting as some of the stories here, but I found that I could damp-down the manure composting pile during a dry spell by filling the loader with water and dumping it over the fence. Too far from water for a hose, so this turned out to be a good option. Sorry no pics, but I didn't think it was very interesting at the time.

That's a great idea.

 

[tungularafishcamp]

Does a couple of barrels of starfish count as strange?

Makes a smelly but great addition to compost anyway.
Rick

 

[Fixemall]

Lifted my large heavy stove and stuck it right in the front door when I built my house, had it in storage a half mile up the road and drove it here, that was a sight.
Use the FEL all the time to break beads on tires, compress trash and tear apart and separate scrap before taking it to the scale.