40 mm Ammo can

[RoyJackson]

KEBO, that is a nice looking tool box you have there. I don't have enough room on the fender even if I move the grab handle. I would have to move the warning light too. I think I'll end up u-bolting the box to the bottom cross piece of the ROP and make a cross member that I can bolt the side of the box to. Then I can also use the cross member to hang chains off of. Thanks for the idea though.

Here's one TBNer's way to mount a box (this is on a 790). Take note there is no welding involved in the mounting to the ROPS.

 

[Soundguy]

clean setup, though if running down the road I'd get a magnetic plaque to stick on the tool box as it is obscuring it. in fact.. should relocate that plaque uppwards with a bracket off the rops I'd think.. where it is it is useless.. etc.

soundguy

 

[bigdad]

I snuck my 50 CAL in on the FEL bracket.

 

[MossflowerWoods]

I snuck my 50 CAL in on the FEL bracket.

I like the Fender nameplate. You must play a Strat...

Cool.

David

 

[bigdad]

I like the Fender nameplate. You must play a Strat...

Cool.

David

Yessir.. a 64

 

[MossflowerWoods]

Yessir.. a 64

SWEEEEET! 64 is a good year!

My carpal tunnel has killed my playing (I was not very good though regardless). I have an old 1972 East German Framus Les Paul clone and a new Taylor 215ce acoustic.

Be well!
David

 

[Army grunt]

Whats "ROPS"?
Army Grunt

 

[MossflowerWoods]

Whats "ROPS"?
Army Grunt

"ROPS" = Roll Over Protection System :thumbsup:

I would call it a rollbar, but the proper term seems to be ROPS (at least here on TBN) so I try to conform where I can.

I thank you for your service. :thumbsup:

I was a SGT 97B in the S2 section (always in the TOC like a REMF) in the ARNG back in 2003-04. I did not deploy. My active duty was USN submarines 1982-1986.

Be well sir,
David

 

[Army grunt]

Submariner<-<< that's really cool.
Tks. for the reply. Thats where i mounted my tool box,my thought was I couldn't see back their anyway, its wood with no cover,but its dove tailed
Army Grunt

 

[deerehunter/operator]

That's mounted on your loader stand, isn't it?
Never remove your loader?

Nope, take the loader off all the time. Its mounted on the tractor frame.