Attachments you're glad you bought

[MAN IN BLACK]

Wallenstein FX65 skidding winch and pallet forks !

 

[bilrus61]

Kuhn EL 62 210 tiller. What a machine! Pat's easy hitch. Things like a loader and a bush hog go without saying. Danuser PHD. Man I couldn't believe how many regret their PHD. I use mine to plant trees, set posts for bird houses, set posts for projects, dig down deep and then carry rich bottom soil for a double dug tomato bed that grows tomatos like kudzu. I used it to dig a hole for the Dish that I'm using now for high speed internet. Put up a grape trellis. Posts for a climbing rose. I take it off and put on the mower once a year. I save up jobs for it.

 

[moriboy]

1- Quick hitch. No longer dread changing attachments.
2- Grapple
3- Pallet forks
4- Flail mower

 

[crash325]

Have not used these for a long time, not bought, but built them.
Roller about 1.600# when filled with water. Compactor, about 1,800 when water filled. Both are 6 feet long, plus the bridle.
A pusher for unloading flat bed truck. Forks for lifting pallets, & what I call a pickle fork digger. It will dig down about a foot & 4" wide to make a ditch for water, gas or electric.

Have a hydrolic Gannon that I have not used in years, should sell it. Same with a post hole digger. Digger may come in useful if I ever fence the rest of my property.

 

[JOHNTHOMAS]

Bought a 72" used Woods Rear finish mower yesterday and hope I don't regret buying it. I've owned two in the past and one was to fragile so traded it to a Landpride and it was a tank.

 

[FTG-05]

That one is easy too:

- BxExpaned tooth bar
- 6' Bushhog rotary cutter. Super HD even if it's only 6'
- 3rd function and my grapple
- Rear remotes and TnT.

I have a new addition, but it won't arrive for 5 weeks or so.

 

[lennyzx11]

Hmmm... good question. After a year and a half I have the following on my 8 acres of rocky wooded steep sloped piece of the world. No farming or ranching. A couple of cords of wood, a little brushhogging and trail maintaining with a beer in the cupholder is the tractors primary job. And stacking rocks for some wall or flower bed idea.

I bought my Kubota L3301 Xmas 2015 and it came with the loader with QA and 6 ft LP brushhog.
had the LP box blade delivered the next week.

I use the loader all the time. Usually with the EA grapple and a diverter valve kit from Kens Bolt ons.
The stock bucket has been modified with Kens Bolton hooks and clevis mounts and a Piranha tooth bar which I use constantly.
Harbor freight Quick hitch. (and the accessory top adaptor bracket) stays on the tractor.
A Titan Trailer mover is great for moving the boats or trailers around. Sits right in and out of the Quick hitch.
The LP box blade now has a rear receiver mount for trailer hitches and I've been using it to hang about 300 lbs of weights from. (the box blade is usually hanging on the back.More as a counter weight than working)
I bought a LP 5 ft finish mower used. Never seem to use it though. Just sits there.
I bought an old Mott flail mower that I don't get to use it much but I enjoy using it when the opportunity arises.
A dirt scoop for the back. I had high hopes for this as a carryall but still not happening yet. A lot of work went into modifying it to work with the Quick hitch. Kinda just sits there.
A 6 ft back blade with offsets and tilt gets used but only for it's intended purpose which isn't often. Too unwieldy for a counterweight in my opinion.
I had to have a post hole digger. I don't have a lot of holes to dig (20 to date) but at the price I paid, the cost per hole is getting down there a little more each time. IT is a solid PITA to mount though. I am going to hang it from something eventually.
A set of Clamp on forks from Titan. Not used much due to having my Tooth bar mounted. I cut a couple of teeth back to allow a more secure mounting but they still will swivel around. I want a regular set of QA forks instead eventually.

And then a 47 Ford 9n that's been attached a couple of times with a chain or tow rope to the Kubota due to it's penchant for stubborness about starting, or stopping, or steering, or or or ....

Needless to say I enjoy having the attachments but it is more of a "hobby" than work for me.

 

[Bruceybeaver]

1- Quick hitch. No longer dread changing attachments.
2- Grapple
3- Pallet forks
4- Flail mower

The quick hitch I use is a motorized one. Helped me not have to buy all new stuff when I switched to a skid steer.
Skid Steer Quick Attach Adapter | Skid Steer Solutions

 

[Thomas]

Rear scraper blade no question about it.

 

[Soldier415]

Land Pride GS1560 Grading Scraper