Tractors and wood! Show your pics

[wmonroe]

Nice carryall, what are the dimensions?

 

[Billrog]

Nice carry all John & 2 tool boxes looks like your ready for any occasion.

 

[bg71361]

I vote for the carry all for compact tractors. With both the bucket and carry all stacked with firewood, the tractor is very stable with good traction.
With a hitch mounted to the rear of the carry all, a small trailer/cart can also be hauled, as well as a splitter.

I find that I rarely use the tractor without it on. Great ballast for loader work (loaded with cement blocks) and really nice to have all that space to load
chains, plants, garden tools, lumber, toolboxes, rocks, brush, chainsaws, axes, etc..
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With the sides off it's a great flat bed for landscape ties and long length lumber.

That's to pretty you gotta get it broken in. Haha. Seriously very nice design.

 

[jodebg]

Dimensions: 35" deep/ 56" wide/ 48" high (from bottom of feet to top of rail) 36" high in the cargo area

Here are some additional photos...



First photo shows the inset casters for rolling the carry all when off the tractor. Last photo shows the feet installed on the carry all for support when the carry all is in use.
The rubber pads allow the carry all to make a great "emergency brake." The feet are quick to install and remove with a 3/8" bolt thread into a fixed t-nut.

The side panels are also quick and easy to remove. They slide out of slots in the floor and at the same time fit into grooves in the back frame.

Nice carryall, what are the dimensions?

 

[jodebg]

Dimensions: 35" deep/ 56" wide/ 48" high (from bottom of feet to top of rail) 36" high in the cargo area

Here are some additional photos...

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First photo shows the inset casters for rolling the carry all when off the tractor. Last photo shows the feet installed on the carry all for support when the carry all is in use.
The rubber pads allow the carry all to make a great "emergency brake." The feet are quick to install and remove with a 3/8" bolt thread into a fixed t-nut.

The side panels are also quick and easy to remove. They slide out of slots in the floor and at the same time fit into grooves in the back frame.

Nice carryall, what are the dimensions?

 

[MortalWombat]

What is this thing for?

 

[Mikejeakins]

[I would like to see some closer pics of your tractor. Some closer of your cab. QUOTE=Rustyiron;4228293]These "new fangled" digital cameras make that pretty easy. Want to see anything in particular?[/QUOTE]

 

[Oldpath05]

What is this thing for?

Looks like a back scratcher to me, every lumberjack should have one.

 

[Gordon Gould]

I vote for the carry all for compact tractors. With both the bucket and carry all stacked with firewood, the tractor is very stable with good traction.
With a hitch mounted to the rear of the carry all, a small trailer/cart can also be hauled, as well as a splitter.

I find that I rarely use the tractor without it on. Great ballast for loader work (loaded with cement blocks) and really nice to have all that space to load
chains, plants, garden tools, lumber, toolboxes, rocks, brush, chainsaws, axes, etc..
Never leave home without it!View attachment 439131View attachment 439132View attachment 439133View attachment 439134

With the sides off it's a great flat bed for landscape ties and long length lumber.

Jodebg, I agree with the others - your Carry-All is a work of art. It is easy to see that craftsmanship and detail is important to you. Very nice.

gg

 

[Billrog]

I sure have to agree with everyone John on the craftsmanship that went into your carry-all great job !!!