How many implements/ attachments do you own?

[94BULLITT]

I'd be happy my stuff was under a roof.

 

[Wagtail]

Oh good, the stats will be upgraded! Sorry I'm late, I was out harrowing paddock #6 (like you all know where that is... but I digress...)

Right, implements: slasher, ballast box, tiller, fertiliser spreader, ballast roller & chain harrow.

300CX FEL Attachments: 4in1 bucket, combination bale spike/fork lift.

That makes 8 in total. So far.

 

[JJZ 109]

Not a ton of attachments, but not many really needed. Of course there's a bucket (it's a skid steer), 48 inch Bradco forks, a boom pole with SSQA plate welded on, 73 inch snow blower and a just ordered backhoe.
Some other stuff that I could use from time to time like a skid steer landscape rake or soil conditioner will be rented because they'd be used so seldom.

 

[HAR]

Not as many as I would like!

Currently my Kubota B7300 runs a 60" Mid-Mount Mower, 48" Loader, 48" BushHog, 54" Puma Blower, a PTO Genset, and I had a weight box made for it.

What I would really like to attach to it is a separate barn just to store all this stuff in....my wife is tired of me parking my vehicles in yard while the toys get the garage.

My wish list is for a wood splitter and chipper.

 

[FellowshipCamp100]

Mid-mount belly mower, hitch attachment, front loader, lawn rake, 2 utility trailers, and a front blade from a previous tractor that we owned that we are going to modify to attach to the front loader arms

 

[Oldpath05]

I have a Kubota 3400 DT with loader, and the main workhorse attachment I have is 3004 Fransgaurd logging winch, not sure how many pulling lbs. Bought both new in (07). So far the only thing I'm satisfied with is the motor, I have several issues I don't like about the tractor, and if I could afford to do it over again, Kubota would definitely be last on the list to buy.

The Fransgaurd winch so far works good, BUT!, I had to do some serious modification's to it to make it user friendly, and now I could use one more improvement, I'd really like, and am thinking about a way pulling on the rope to fully engage the clutch pull easier, probably need to adjust the rope and pulley system with maybe a bigger pulley. If I had the $, I'd buy the remote control. 2nd thing I don't like about Fransgaurd is it's harder to find info in English, but that's what the tractor dealer sold, so at the time, I didn't know anything about logging winches, all I knew is I need one to get out firewood/logs.

It sure would be nice to have the guy who designed this equipment come to my house, then I could point out all the things that should/need to be changed, but it wont happen in this life time, I'll have to wait for Titus 2>13

 

[GreenWannabe]

Well, let's see. Going from memory, my tractor is still at the dealer after 17 months (next month is the charm!)
1. Front end loader with SSQA
2. 72" dirt bucket
3. 42" SSQA forks
4. Woods quick hitch
5. FitRite Top & tilt cylinders
6. 6' rotary cutter
7. 6' tiller
8. 6' rollover box scraper
9. Post hole digger with 12" auger
10. Cone type spreader
11. Subsoiler

I think that's it, but then the wish list still has a spray rig, a rear blade, a grader scraper, a tree planting auger, and a grapple on it.

 

[Oldpath05]

Your tractor is still at dealer after 17 months, WOW, tell me more, is it from watching to many Red Green shows, or did you get a lemon? I cant believe you used your tractor any harder then me.

 

[Oldpath05]

I forgot to mention Talon tire chains for my tractor, I wonder if that's considered an attachment, and if so, does anyone know a good why to keep tire chains on straight? It's almost time to put them on again.

 

[dragoneggs]

Roger, this thread is now old enough that guys are going to have to come back and make additions to their lists...