VitaBene
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Hello fellow Lake's Region TBNers... We are in Moultonborough on the top of Berry Pond but own a place in Suissevale with family as well!
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Luke'sScreenName
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Hello. There are quite a few from the lakes region. :thumbsup: :drink:
torinfleming
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Landscape / stone rake for a kubota B6000 with a FEL. The tines have broken off and bent in places due to heavy rocky ground so looking at Mark 2 now out of channel iron plate and welding plates in place.
MF1045
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- The real upstate, NY
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- 1989 Massey Ferguson 1045 (with 232 loader)
An old rusty 6 1/2' truck plow I painted and rigged to a 3pt. A frame. Realy easy and works well minus the crick in the neck. 
Mike944
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Hello all. I'm just on the other side of the border in Acton Maine. Looking into a 36X32 pole barn for my eventual permanent re-location.
Luke'sScreenName
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Hello all. I'm just on the other side of the border in Acton Maine. Looking into a 36X32 pole barn for my eventual permanent re-location.
Welcome. Are you going to contract or DIY?
Mike944
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Contract it out; I'm still a working man
Can you recommend anyone. I've been in contact with John Stultz from Maine
Luke'sScreenName
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Contract it out; I'm still a working man
Can you recommend anyone. I've been in contact with John Stultz from Maine
No really. Was mostly hoping you could recommend someone! Lol. I have talked to this guy before and he APPEARED to be with it.
Custom Barns, LLC - Phil Laplante, Design ? New Construction, Restoration ? Renovation ? Relocation, Recycling ? Demolition, Custom Small Outbuildings
CreativeGuy
Bronze Member
Hi, I just made a front mount 2 receiver hitch and 3point attachment bracket. I had 3-point hitch adapter bracket that I bought from Northern Tool years ago for my old mini bulldozer. I welded it (as best as I could) to a quick attach plate. Now I can move my trailer around and I plan to adapt my home made box scraper to attach to the bracket. I値l post pics when I can.
MossRoad
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Yeah, a 2" receiver on a quick attach plate is very useful. I mainly use it for 2 attachments.
1. Triple ball hitch. I can move pretty much any trailer with that. It's most handy for moving my 18' car hauler trailer around in the yard with a load of firewood on it. I can get it back to the wood storage/splinting area much easier than with the Suburban.
2. I put a ring hitch on it, and hang my log tongs from it with a chain. Great for pulling out the telephone pole-sized locust trees that I cut for firewood.
1. Triple ball hitch. I can move pretty much any trailer with that. It's most handy for moving my 18' car hauler trailer around in the yard with a load of firewood on it. I can get it back to the wood storage/splinting area much easier than with the Suburban.
2. I put a ring hitch on it, and hang my log tongs from it with a chain. Great for pulling out the telephone pole-sized locust trees that I cut for firewood.