How many implements/ attachments do you own?

[k0ua]

Lets see, for the front, 2 SSQA buckets for the FEL, a homemade shovel, SSQA pallet Forks.. and a Wicked Grapple. for the Rear, rotary cutter, and scrape blade..Homemade ballast with tool storage so that makes what? 8 then? I can think of several more I "need"

James K0UA

 

[mikim]

FEL, grapple, bucket, carryall, land plane, box blade, landscape rake, backhoe, shredder...guess that makes 9.....and about another 9 on the wish list. pallet forks, chipper, log splitter, disk, harrow, seeder, boom sprayer...

 

[Guesseral]

Ok 2 FEL, 1 BH, LMC box blade, 2 brush hogs 1-5' & 1-6', 3pt carryall, pig pole, 5' tiller, 2 bottom plow needs moldboards though I guess that's about it 10.

Oh yea forgot my forks 11. Even though it doesn't matter!

 

[94BULLITT]

Lets see, for the front, 2 SSQA buckets for the FEL, a homemade shovel, SSQA pallet Forks.. and a Wicked Grapple. for the Rear, rotary cutter, and scrape blade..Homemade ballast with tool storage so that makes what? 8 then? I can think of several more I "need"

James K0UA

I am suprised people have not included their buckets sooner. I think the FEL or back hoe counts too. Nobody has said MMM yet.

 

[94BULLITT]

Drawbars and quick hitches count too.

 

[k0ua]

I am suprised people have not included their buckets sooner. I think the FEL or back hoe counts too. Nobody has said MMM yet.

If I only had one bucket, I would probably not have included it. but since I have 2, I thought to include them each as a front attachment. But like you say a FEL or Back is for sure an attachment, as not all tractors have them.

 

[compact]

6' hog, 6' snowblower, 7' blade, 800lb ballast box, subsoil ripper, quick hitch, hydraulic top link, bucket, suitcase weights, so 8 things need (want...) 3 or 4 more.

 

[ishiboo]

Too many to store, and too few to get anything done. :thumbsup:

10" Post pounder (new toy), FEL/bucket of course, pallet forks on the skid loader, post hole digger + augers, material bucket, landscape rake, blade (never use it), box blade, 6' tiller, carry-all (never use it now that I have the skid loader with the forks), sub-soiler, middle buster plow, trailer mover. I thought I didn't have many and that adds up to 12 "real" attachments... no wonder I can't find a place to safely store all of them

Came to this subforum to look at buying a rotary mower...

 

[94BULLITT]

So far 17 people have posted for a total of 192, if i counted right. That would be a average of 11.29 per person.

 

[Larro Darro]

I forgot the drags. I have three. One store bought one for the pastures, one homemade one to go behind the disc and a homemade one for doing baseball fields.

 

[Burtonbr]

Lets see, FEL, pallet forks, bucket grapple, quick hitch, boom pole, 5' box blade, 5' scrape blade, 6' landscape rake, 3pt carry all. And disc harrow. So 10 total so far, I'm below average right now it seems. I want a bush hog and post auger I know I'll add soon. So that would be 12. I'd love to have a chipper and a tiller but doubt I'll find either I can afford for awhile.

Cool to see what everyone has listed.

 

[tomfifield]

Like a bunch of you "not enough". FEL, 5' Brush Hog, 5" rototiller, 6" finish mower, landscape rake, pine straw rake, forks, shovel for the forks, plow.

 

[duroc]

I've had an "elbow" inssue ("tennis elbow" or similar) that just won't go away after more than a year, so the expensive "toys" have to wait.

If interested, PM me and I'll let you know what took care of mine.

 

[kebo]

Right now I have a bushhog, disc harrow, rototiller, PHD, boxblade, cultivator, cultipacker, boom pole, middle buster, clamp on forks for the bucket, and a 3pt handi-hitch. I recently sold another boom pole and 3pt forks for $150, but never intended to keep them cause I got them for $80 off of craigslist. Just wanted to make some cash. :thumbsup:

After all the heavy rain we had this summer, I may be in the market for a 3pt 5ft finish mower to use next summer. Cutting all that thick, tall grass was hard on my parents Craftsman riding mower. Just want to see how a finish mower would work out. If I don't like it, I'll sell it too!

 

[coobie]

I have, 3 pt.spreader,4ft. cultipacker,6 ft cultipacker,post hole digger,7 ft.back blade,6ft.land plane,7ft.york rake,6 ft.spike aerator,7 ft tiller,5ft.brush hog,6 ft.finish mower,spike tooth drag,chain harrow,5 ft spring dethatcher,pallet forks,sprayer,ballast box,potato plow,boom pole.

 

[dragoneggs]

So far 17 people have posted for a total of 192, if i counted right. That would be a average of 11.29 per person.

Okay I'm guilty of not counting my FEL so add 1 to your stats. I highly suspect your average is is heavily skewed high due to most folks with only a few attachments aren't chiming in. It's a condition I am coming down with... "Implement Envy".

 

[RoyJackson]

FEL, RFM, Rotary cutter, chipper/shredder, ballast box (that's not really an implement though IMHO). That comes to 5 owned implements.
Anything else, I'll rent.

I do want a 3PH snow blower one of these days...

Had to add one (forgot about it). Also have a 3PH rig with two trailer balls and a clevis for towing...as another poster described it...a "trailer mover". This tool came in pretty handy for towing my trailer when I was in PA. Still got the implement...all I need now is a trailer to tow!
So, that makes 6...almost up there with the big boys!

 

[R G T]

The tractor is three months old and so far I've accumulated ten implements. But the month is still young.

 

[wmonroe]

FEL, backhoe, RFM, 72" brush hog, 72" drag blade, 72" box blade, 3pt sprayer, and pallet forks/bale spear soon to be on the way.

 

[rasp21]

Back Blade -Single Bottom plow -Heavy disk- 7ft. landscape rake -Box scraper -bush hog- Fert. spreader -front forks ssqh - rear forks 3pt. -raised bed hiller- cultivator -FEL -light disk aka row weeder- several trailers.