NS series aftermarket front tie down point & Bolt on bucket hooks

[reb0957]

Anyone running this front tie down point from JU Fabworks? Any Pros or Cons?

Bolt On Grab Hooks with Trailer Hitch Receiver, Tie Down Points and Tractor Accessories

$119.00 SKU# CK2610TDF Front Tie down point bracket Installs in combination with your factory brush guard by using the same mounting holes as your brush guard! Longer and stronger grade 10.9 bolts are included. Please note, some Kioti models use 4 bolts instead of 6. We include 6 bolts, if y

www.jufabworks.com

I am also looking for something like this that fits an NS 6010 bucket. Any o fyou have one that works on these buckets?

Bolt On Grab Hooks with Trailer Hitch Receiver, Tie Down Points and Tractor Accessories

SKU: UWMDR. $169.00 Features: (2) 5/16” forged grab hooks (G70) rated at 4700lbs WLL (Accepts 3/8” chain and under) (2) 1/2” forded D rings (4,000 lb WLL (Working Load Limit) (1) 2” receiver with 5/8” center hole Mig welded construction Full Industrial Grade E-Coa

www.jufabworks.com

Thanks!

 

[tacticalturnip]

Will that tie-down interfere with a grille guard if you've got one? It would with their version for the CK, which is what has me eyeing the 5Eleven example.

https://www.5elevendesignz.com/product-page/kioti-tie-down-loops

I've not purchased a JUFW product, but I've heard good things on Green Tractor Talk and I'm looking on purchasing the rear tie-down.

Bolt On Grab Hooks with Trailer Hitch Receiver, Tie Down Points and Tractor Accessories

SKU: CK2610TDR. $79.00 Be Safe! Be legal! Be confident when towing your expensive investment! This bracket provides 2 rock solid points of connection at the rear of your tractor enabling the use of 2 separate chains or straps for securing your tractor while trailering or for other uses. NO DRIL

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[cioti]

Can't just weld the individual parts to your bucket? That way you can choose the exact location.

 

[reb0957]

Probably yes!
I just wanted to make sure the width fits the bucket. Welding is an option but just wanted one that fits a Kioti bucket correctly!

 

[MichiganIron]

Check your local DOT requirements for equipment tie-downs. Most states require a separate tie down for each wheel on the machine. The receiver hitch tie down could be considered a single tie down point which in some states may not meet DOT Requirements.

Can't just weld the individual parts to your bucket? That way you can choose the exact locat

 

[reb0957]

Straight from their website. So, I don't think it will!
Installs in combination with your factory brush guard by using the same mounting holes as your brush guard! Longer and stronger grade 10.9 bolts are included. Please note, some Kioti models use 4 bolts instead of 6. We include 6 bolts, if you only have 4 mounting holes, just use 4 bolts for the installation.

 

[Too many Kubotas]

Haven't got around to add hooks to my CK2620's bucket yet, but did decide to put then out by the loader arms, and even there at the stronger part of it I think the bucket would need to be reinforced.

 

[MinnesotaEric]

Anyone running this front tie down point from JU Fabworks? Any Pros or Cons?

Bolt On Grab Hooks with Trailer Hitch Receiver, Tie Down Points and Tractor Accessories

$119.00 SKU# CK2610TDF Front Tie down point bracket Installs in combination with your factory brush guard by using the same mounting holes as your brush guard! Longer and stronger grade 10.9 bolts are included. Please note, some Kioti models use 4 bolts instead of 6. We include 6 bolts, if y

www.jufabworks.com

I am also looking for something like this that fits an NS 6010 bucket. Any o fyou have one that works on these buckets?

Bolt On Grab Hooks with Trailer Hitch Receiver, Tie Down Points and Tractor Accessories

SKU: UWMDR. $169.00 Features: (2) 5/16” forged grab hooks (G70) rated at 4700lbs WLL (Accepts 3/8” chain and under) (2) 1/2” forded D rings (4,000 lb WLL (Working Load Limit) (1) 2” receiver with 5/8” center hole Mig welded construction Full Industrial Grade E-Coa

www.jufabworks.com

Thanks!

Go to your fleet store or Amazon and buy some weldable 3/8" hooks.

Then find the wettest welding rods you've got along with the oldest and lightest welder you've got and weld them onto your bucket like so.