The Little Tractor that DID

[Tractor Seabee]

All the rocks are below the black humus. We have plenty so keep yours. Below in this area is glacial till. I swear the rocks breed faster than mice. The "rings" are where I attach my hitch receiver attachment using a long 5/8 hitch pin. I also spaced the teeth so I could attach my clamp on forks w/o removing the tooth bar. One space is perfect for 40 X 48 pallets.

Ron

 

[100 td]

Hey Ron,
Can I get some pics of that job you did on the bucket, no point me reinventing the wheel if I want to do something similar down the track, and from the little bit I can see, it sure looks like a nice job!

 

[Tractor Seabee]

Hey Ron,
Can I get some pics of that job you did on the bucket, no point me reinventing the wheel if I want to do something similar down the track, and from the little bit I can see, it sure looks like a nice job!

Here you are:

Sorry it took so long. Note I spaced the teeth so I can install my bucket forks between. I have four forks I use for brush handling

Ron

 

[dragoneggs]

Hey Ron, you are out stumping me! Great work. I see you have a 12in on your BH so maybe you won't miss your 8in if I borrow it for a bit?

 

[Tractor Seabee]

Hey Ron, you are out stumping me! Great work. I see you have a 12in on your BH so maybe you won't miss your 8in if I borrow it for a bit?

Come and get it. I probably will not need it till next spring. Dig those ditches so they are self draining. I did some trenches last winter and the water just percolated away.

Ron

 

[100 td]

Here you are...........
Sorry it took so long. Note I spaced the teeth so I can install my bucket forks between. I have four forks I use for brush handling
Ron

Thanks for that, now you have me thinking about some forks!
So did you make the tooth bar complete, is that small crack on the end a crack in the root between 2 pieces of flat bar?