COUNTYLINEｮ CARRY ALL

[iplumb]

Anybody using a COUNTYLINEｮ CARRY ALL? Do they hold up OK. I'mm going to pick one up to build on to carry tools and firewood. Thanks

 

[JDGreenGrass]

Yes, I have one.

Bought just the metal frame of the Carry All from Tractor Supply for $130.
The frame has pre-drilled holes and I bolted on 12" pine board and it gives a super nice platform at 40" wide. I also built the "front wall" with 12" pine at
40" wide.

I find it geat (perfect) for lugging firewood. It is a good sized unit, just a bit bulky. Kinda like hauling around a brush hog or similar.

I do recommend for the use that you describe.

Here's mine....

 

[iplumb]

Hey thanks! Anybody else?

 

[jenkinsph]

Yes, I have one.

Bought just the metal frame of the Carry All from Tractor Supply for $130.
The frame has pre-drilled holes and I bolted on 12" pine board and it gives a super nice platform at 40" wide. I also built the "front wall" with 12" pine at
40" wide.

I find it geat (perfect) for lugging firewood. It is a good sized unit, just a bit bulky. Kinda like hauling around a brush hog or similar.

I do recommend for the use that you describe.

Here's mine....

Nice setup, I could lash on some camping gear back there, curl the front bucket and ice down some drinks and go tractor camping.
Beats plumbing anyday.

 

[Sackett2]

Nice setup, I could lash on some camping gear back there, curl the front bucket and ice down some drinks and go tractor camping.
Beats plumbing anyday.


Steve

Tractor Camping...... Now that's an Idea.....

 

[rd_macgregor]

I bought one of those last summer and built a bit more complicated wooden box...with swing-away(folding) sides, channels for slip-in tailgate boards and a removable seat plank. I also built a mount for my chainsaw and a couple of vertical pipe pieces for tool handles. The lumber and hardware cost more than the carryall, and weighs more, too. I can load close to half a cord of wood on the unit, though this overloads it by a scary margin. The weight in the back also helps counter-balance a FEL bucket loaded with wood. So far, it has held up well and I'm really happy with it.
BOB

 

[Lykele]

I find it more useful than I ever thought. Tools, wood, fence post, etc

Here is a link to part 6 of a series that someone else on this forum posted. If you like the looks of the end product then you can search the same site for parts 1, 2, etc.

Equipment-Tube.com - Tractor Carryall Project - Part 6

 

[iplumb]

I find it more useful than I ever thought. Tools, wood, fence post, etc

Here is a link to part 6 of a series that someone else on this forum posted. If you like the looks of the end product then you can search the same site for parts 1, 2, etc.

Equipment-Tube.com - Tractor Carryall Project - Part 6

I have seen this before and have it saved in my favorites for future referance... Thanks though

 

[Runner]

Here are links to my carryall build. I started with a KK carryall frame from Tractor Supply.

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/customization/144060-modified-king-kutter-carryall.html

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/build-yourself/148364-added-side-boards-mother-law.html

 

[bigdad]

I put a small set (4) of swivel dollies on mine for when it's on a smooth surface. Can't hardly see them, but I can drop the carry all and push it around like a shopping cart in the garage or drive.

I mount my spray tank and boom on mine in the summer. The dollies keep things rolling without gouging when I get around a high spot.