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Or stake it with a center punch:

In the Default Thread Subscription Mode: I select this: When I have time to get on TBN I just click the bookmark and it opens the MY Home, with a list of subscribed threads:

Decided to update this old thread. Never did find the max weight it can lift, but here is a post that shows some info with the crane scale: Compact telehandler

I found a picture on the Lane Shark Website that shows the combination mounting plate from the front:

No trick, different machine. The Toolcat will lift just over 3000 pounds according to my crane scale. Bobcat's skid steer ROC is half the tipping weight. The Toolcat maxes out before the rear axle comes off the ground. The V417 is rated at 4400 pounds. I have lifted over 6000 pounds with it...

Can you show us an attachment that fits both SSQA AND JDQA? I looked at the Lane Shark Website and think it is one or the other. An image search didn't find anything that fits both styles. This is JDQA for those not familiar with it:

I use it a lot on the front with a SSQA to 3 point adapter: The bale spear in the Omni Transformer Hitch: On the V417, this trailer weighs over 10,000 pounds, with just over 3,500 pounds on the hitch:

Just realized that I didn't show any pictures of it moving a trailer:

Yep, I have a bale spear for the Transformer hitch: Hauling the trash with the Transformer: And Omni's attachments: Transformer Attachments - OMNI Mfg LLC Combo Hitch Accessories - OMNI Mfg LLC

This is what I have, very versatile: TRANSFORMER Quick Hitch Compatible Platform - OMNI Mfg LLC

Re: Big Barn痴 Retirement Farm Shop We had a big Brindle several years ago:

Make burn piles. The pin on frame and sliding forks: Picking up brush (from 15 years ago when it was my only loader): Two burn piles:

An image search found this from High Rock Attachments: 90" High Dump Bucket Roll Out Buckets for skid steer loaders

Ran across this old thread that mentioned I wanted 72" pin top forks five years ago. Got them four years ago, so will bump this thread to give EA some more exposure :D. On the pallet and what is stamped on the fork:

Here is my extender for the one I can't reach:

Looks legit: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

There is no "Toolcat bucket". I am using the 72 inch wide, one cubic yard "special Versahandler bucket" that I already had for the V417: Here it is on the 60 inch wide Toolcat:

You probably have seen wheels on a flail, just not on a 3 point flail: out front flail deck - Image Search Out front flail deck:

Yep, 8 real sharp teeth:

Decided to update this, since the thread became active again. Used the crane scale to measure the weight on the bucket teeth: 2,383 pounds, not as much as I expected: The bucket weighs 818 pounds and the Toolcat weighs 5835 pounds:

They are listed at the bottom of the individual Forums, but not for individual Threads:

I got lucky and found some pin top forks on eBay:

Had pulled some small cedars this spring : https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/bobcat-construction-equipment/160568-compact-telehandler-post5810803.html#post5810803 And left them here on the ground: Making a pile: Picked up a tree with a small stump setting on it, put it on the...

A tree puller job from earlier this year. A small cedar next to the fence: Clamped onto the trunk: Pulled it: Shook the dirt from the roots: Reached over the fence to get one: Got it but the camera batteries died, didn't get any more pictures :(. Pulled several more, here...

Yes I "installed" it. Just like any SSQA attachment: Don't remember the cost, bought it 9 years ago on eBay. It was made by Berlon, but they don't make it now. A lot of brands to choose from: tilt-tach - Image Search

Re: Big Barn痴 Retirement Farm Shop Here is my potato fork :D:

Before: Cutting a small rain water deflection ditch moving forward at maximum tilt: After :D:

A puddle in a low spot showed up after a light rain: Land planed fill-in dirt and drainage while moving forward. Notice the angle of the Tilt-Tach: Back dragging in float going uphill: Need some rain to test it out.

jk96 your picture reminded me of mine, removing silt:

Don't know about LS so here is the standard SSQA: And the Mini SSQA used on a Toro Dingo that is the same size as most Mini Skid Steers: What are the measurements on your LS? Pictures would help muchly.

Yep, very handy: Makes it a 90 degree dump trailer :D:

Well it dried out so I land planed it :D: More dirt work in this thread: https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/bobcat-construction-equipment/160568-compact-telehandler-post5786775.html#post5786775

Brought another bucket full of dirt: Leveled with the land plane:

They are "lift slings": forklift pipe lifting slings - Image Search Maybe you could use tie down straps rigged like this:

Move steel pipe corner post for a barb wire fence: Going to knock the concrete off and use it again.

Popped up on 8-24 on my computer. Retry worked OK.

Check Dakota Alert. This is the one that we have had for almost two years. No false alarms with the hose: DCRH-4 Dakota Alert This looks like a good system: Solar Powered Break Beam Dakota Alert

Can't tell from your picture, is the new shaft rectangular or square? If square, it could be put on with the u joints out of phase causing it to vibrate.

Lift and transport the shop crane from the horse barn to the shop:

I always wear my mask and goggles When I mow the yard :D

Correct, the left position as shown below is headlights. Center is front flood lights. Right is front and rear flood lights: The light switch in the Control Panel turns on whatever is selected by the selection switch next to the steering column.

I read the manual and guess that you are asking about the "Control Panel" in the center of the dash: But unfortunately I don't know the answer to your question.

I don't see a "Lights" button on the center console:

How will TBN automatically take care of the size? Most of the photos posted now are over 4,000x3,000 pixels. Here are the maximums currently allowed:

This is a 2/1, 50%, 26.6° slope. The hanging tow rope shows true vertical:

I wondered if anyone wound notice the 25% Slope in the title of this thread. 25% slope is only 14 degrees, not steep at all: 25° is a 47% slope, steep and hard to walk on:

Having the same verification code problem when logging in to "MyATT Account". Get this: Sending it to the Mobley phone number which doesn't work. I also spent a lot of time talking to people that could not solve the problem.

Just posting others pictures and experiences. I add arrows and text to the pictures. Don't have to worry about twisting mine :D:

Bumping doesn't sound good, use the hydraulics to twist it back. Remove the grapple, at full dump you should see a gap on one side: Curl up a little, put a small shim on the other side and full dump to twist it back straight:

2ntow, what forum was it in? These may be the pictures that I posted, but I didn't bookmark the thread and can't find it now.

You can try some "check chains" to keep the lift arms from going lower:

Can't view the video. Not a member of Facebook. Got this when I clicked the link:

I was comparing it to pictures of other brands that I have seen with skid flanges farther forward: Maybe you could add something to make it work better.

thoner7, I don't see any "skid fronts" on your mower:

They make the clamp style that is closer:

Bales are banded with steel strap, got them from a local farmer that has the machine. The steel straps are visible here:

Yes, have a clamp design, but use it mostly on big stuff, but the way it comes together it will pull small stuff: Buckthorn Puller - Custom built Skid Steer attachments to fit almost any need you may have.

Thanks, sure wished they lived longer. Here is our Red Wolf / German Shepard, Kobe. He was born in March of 2012. Got him when he was 7 months old: And a few years later:

Curious about Booger, Red Wolf?

Pick up a 21 bale bundle out of the truck: Set it on the dolly in the horse barn:

Did some searching, no video, but found a thread about it here: bindian, on the Mahindra homepage? | Tractorbynet Beta Congratulations and good luck with retirement.

Yep maxed out, I measured our 5610 max lift at just over 3,000 pounds. You were right up there according to some log weight calculators: Timber and Lumber Calculators at WOODWEB And: https://sherrilltree.com/content/legacypdf/Log_WeightChart.pdf Plus the weight of the grapple :thumbsup:.

Right, Tic Tac Toe: O's turn now :D.

Thanks, guess I will get to show more of how to utilize the land plane after this dries out :D:

Made an offer on eBay for a Land Plane, got it: Put the Tilt-Tach on: Added the Land Plane: Tilts 15 degrees each way: Tried it in the dirt: Works going forward or reverse 👍

The 6' is 647 pounds: The 8' is lighter at 638 pounds:

Your crane scale should have a button to zero the reading after you hang the chain hoist and chains. On mine it is labeled "Tare":

Re: Big Barn痴 Retirement Farm Shop This is the type of pipe extractor that I have for smaller pipe: They work good because the harder you pull on the wrench, more force is applied to the inside of the pipe.

All of the dollies I have built are the same basic design: Works with the scarifiers down or up: This one is rated at 4,000 pounds and is 8 feet long:

If you are using a computer: Photo Posting How To - Post #98

Recycled from 2013: https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/trailers-transportation/282087-unique-trailer-sale-craigslist-post3332641.html#post3332641

Modify the box blade. Lower the pins and top link hole. This old 4' box blade came with Cat 0 and Cat 1 mounts. Used it on a Wheelhorse garden tractor, the Cat 0 pins where too far above ground level, could not lift it very high:

I have had a Blue Diamond stump bucket for ten years. Very handy for a lot of things. Good for removing cedar trees: And stumps: https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/bobcat-construction-equipment/160568-compact-telehandler-post4716773.html#post4716773 And trenches...

Chain slots allow the chain to go forward or behind the bucket for more lift ability. https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/customization/376751-chain-slots.html

Since I was shaving the top of the terrace off here by 8 inches, I was able to lower the post even more. Before, note the upward angle of the rails: After, the rails are almost level:

73 inches would be the width. My 6' wide is heaver than the 8' wide. 6' __________________________________ 8':

Leveling and filling part of a terrace. This old aerial view shows the terraces that were put in to prevent erosion back when this was farm land. The blue arrow shows the area that I am working on north of the new horse barn : Water would accumulate here after a rain: Put the 6' box...

My trailer ramps are hydraulic powered :D: Compact telehandler

Just an update to say I really like the steps. So much easier for this 80 year old man to get in and out. Coming out forward you can put your heel on the step, or come out backwards with your toe on the step.

NAPA has Toro in the Website: https://www.napaonline.com/en/farm-tractor-parts/toro_mower/groundsmaster_328-d/filters My 2004 328D is Toro 108-3841, NAPA:

This might help with terminology:

From your YouTube video, frame with quick attach : BFreaky's is the same style frame, there is no quick attach on it:

He is too busy here: Paul & Kathy Short - YouTube

Looks pretty clean to me, don't see any poop on it :eek::

For some unknown reason my 1949 CJ2A didn't have mirrors or a windshield :confused::

Your grapple would have to be very heavy. Bobcat lists the weight of the V417 as 10,648 pounds. Sure does grapple the brush:

Used the box blade to push the last of the dirt pile into the bucket on the V417:

It is good. With it set in close and forward, I view it through the windshield: I have it set to see next to and behind the rear tire: View from the back, I adjust the mirror so I can see the drivers seat in it when standing at the back:

I set the mirrors in close and they do pivot if something hits them. Left side: Right side: Both sides:

I would do it with ours with the A/C on and the 7' brush hog:

Couldn't help but wonder what a bundle weighed, so I found out. Bundle #1 is on the tilt trailer in the cow barn: Took the crane scale and two chains down there with the V417. Weighed the chains: Zeroed the scale: Used the chains to lift the trailer and bundle: Weighs 2,858...

Put a hose on it and you will like it even more :thumbsup:

Yep, could it be grease? Maybe they tested it before shipping it.

Smaller horses can't reach the middle when nearly empty. We lift the ring and roll it out of the way at that point. We used to use the metal rings, but they always rusted through. Would definitely buy the poly horse ring again if needed. We have had that one in the picture above since June of...

That is the reason we built this barn with an open end. The horses and round bale can be out of the weather:

Over the years most of our horse trailers have had loading lights with a switch at the back. Turn it on if needed for a back up light.

Well we (she) decided the two bundles were taking up too much floor space. So I said I could stack #1 on top of #2. Rolled #2 out to show where #1 was: Brought the shop crane to the barn on the tilt trailer, put a ratchet strap around the bundle with a chain over the top through the crane...

We have always set out 5x6 round bales for the horses, but have to have square bales for camping trips and when an injured horse needs to be stalled for recovery.

I didn't know about small square hay bale bundles until late last year when we bought a 21 bale bundle for the horses. The bales are stacked on edge and strapped with steel bands.: We bought two bundles this month. The bundle on the trailer is laying down, the one in the truck is standing...

Mine is only 1,168 pounds :D:

Yes there is a Monster Grapple, made by Loflin Fabrication: 51" opening, 6' wide

I was so impressed with the way the LockNLube coupler worked and made greasing easier and faster, 5 years ago I paid another $30 for another one to put on the Lincoln:

The toothed bucket works good in the clay here:

Yep, same problem with the 54 inch wide, 4 foot long brush fork:

This is my post from early in the thread: And now it has a 4 foot long hose on it: The coupler is still working good after 6 years :thumbsup:

This is what was on my first grapple, removable stands:

If the hitch is a receiver, make something that will slide in it when extra weight is needed. Like this:

Yep, I enjoyed that Thread :thumbsup: Looks like it was the usual suspects that violated the rules: I think they should be put on probation and if they keep violating the rules they should be banned. .

Just noticed a "Help" icon at the bottom of the page: TractorByNet Support FAQs - TractorByNet It has the "Uploading Attachments" procedure shown, that might work for those that can't use the "Insert Image" icon: It posts the pictures as Attached Thumnails:

This is how my "General Settings" are set: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Checking "Insert Image" to see if it still works for me: Yep, sure is strange that some of us never had the problem. Gotta be something different in the settings on the "My Home" page.

Not sure this is what you want, but on the "Forums" page you can turn off complete forum listings: Click to show the listings: You can also "subscribe" to a Forum: Yes you can "subscribe" to a thread to see the posts in it:

I got lucky and bought an aluminum canopy made for a tractor, on craigslist. I put it on the ROPS slightly tilted: With use it got "tilted" more :D. Does a good job on the late afternoon sun:

Remove the fastener from the rod end of the existing cylinder. Block it up an see if the cylinder works.

Used the box blade in float today to spread some dirt:

Back blading in float mode spreading the second load: Using the 4' box blade in float:

The out front flail I have works good. The disadvantage is you can't mow up close on the sides. If you are hand trimming anyway it wouldn't matter, but out here in the country I don't even have a weed eater.

And if needed you can add a top receiver for a gooseneck trailer. Like the Omni Mfg. Transformer Hitch has:

The sunset through the Saharan Dust. 8:20 and 8:21 PM well before sunset, showing the dust: 8:37 and 8:40, with no dust it would be too bright to look at: 8:42 and 8:53 disappointing, very little color:

There are several front deck mower brands, and I recommend four wheel drive. Mine is a Toro 328D with a tractor canopy that I added 5 years ago:

Moving dirt, first bucket load today: Filling in a low area where water stands after a rain, picture is from last year, look close you can see the water: Today's first bucket load added to what I had previously moved, spread and wheel packed, second bucket load waiting: Second bucket...

Yep, strange. I am on Chrome and these Miscellaneous Options on my Home Page:

Test insert image, Medium Size: Still working same as always.

Are you talking about this style rear blade?

Your hitch project reminds me of the one I put on the Dumper:

No experience with the control box. It shows the same on the 1996 diagram that I saved:

Here is a job that would have been better with the grapple or the forks, but the bucket was already on so I used the bucket teeth. Carrying a 12' gate: Added a 10' panel: Moved them to the storage area:

Tonight at 8:50 and 8:59: 9:04 and 9:06 pm: The clouds are over the Texas Panhandle 155 miles away!

Guess we will never know:

If you buy a mini stump bucket you will have to convert it to fit your SSQA. Mini QA dimensions: SSQA dimensions:

Fence post:

SearchTempest found two more ads with the same tractor. These might be from the real owner:

Probably a scam but did show a phone number. The 802 area code is in Vermont. "*EXCELLENT WORKING SKILLS🍒" is not the way people in Virginia describe their tractors. Here is a snip of the ad on my computer:

Also listed in Tulsa with a different map location: FORD F-25 XLT POWER STROKE 7.3 LITER - farm & garden - by owner -...

Jstpssng, guess what just popped up on the local craigslist: Adult Owned Ford F-25 XLT 1997 - farm & garden - by owner - sale

That gives me an idea!

A sunrise in Oklahoma:

I did a reverse image search on two different Websites and it didn't show up anywhere else.

Looks like the wrong URL, it has an s added: This is what shows on my computer:

The parts drawings should show it: Parts 8-32 Professional Rider | Toro

The hydraulic power is an option on most Bobcat machines: YouTube

No, I think it is 38.5 %. Calculating Slope and Common Slopes in Architecture - archtoolbox.com

We have had this one for almost ten years now: Tree Terminator Rotary Mower - Grace Manufacturing (skid steer mower) From their Website:

Did you use this search box?

Thanks, good camera :D.

Here is Richard's thread on the box, the dimensions are in his post #7: https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/attachments/97110-newest-kubota-attachment.html?highlight= Hopefully Richard will see this and be able to answer any other questions.

We need the post number of the post that you are asking about. Or go back to it and click "Reply With Quote" and ask again.

Re: Big Barn痴 Retirement Farm Shop From an image search, it extends out: There is also one for sale on eBay for $20.

Pictures from 16 years ago. Beavers built a dam on the pond spillway: I put the 12-in Corrugated Culvert over the dam and staked the other ends down under water: As the water level would rise it would flow through the pipes: The beavers packed sticks around the pipes at their dam...

Had some top soil to spread. Needless to say I did not spin the blades!

It was a post from a newbie for a company in Gujarat India that makes grapples etc.

The new ones come in 3 chain sizes, 1/4, 3/8 and 7/16.

Pictures of Toro deck mods that I saved in the past, while looking at for sale ads. Discharge guard: Bumpers or push bars: Extra wheel to prevent "deck dig in": Please post any deck mods you have.

Remove the bucket and take it to a feed store or some place that can weigh it. Many years ago I bought a scale like this one at an auction. Very handy:

I wonder if it is homemade or modified? Never have seen one that the 3 point arms do not attach to the frame. The ripper teeth mount usually pivots separately from the frame.

Bumper pull? I have a Delta 22 foot gooseneck deckover. It is 18 foot plus a 4 foot pop up dove tail and 7K axles: Here is a good info thread on trailer ramps: https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/trailers-transportation/273476-stand-up-slide-ramps.html .

They show up better with the porch lights on, but not real good with the flip phone camera:

This is what I am using: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It is in "General Settings":

We have a family of bats on a back porch post: But they can't fly away ;).

Insert Image is the tree in a picture frame icon.

This is double clicked "Reply to Thread": And double clicked "Reply With Quote"

Yes, commonly referred to as "spiral". Mine is a single spiral: This is a double spiral:

Check using the "Insert Image" icon: I rarely use "Manage Attachments", so will try it:

There are site changes going on, like blue: That used to be black: There are a lot of blue thingies now that were black. At least the Max File Size is the same, that change to smaller prevented uploads in the past: Uploader is working.

Update: It now has 295.5 hours on it. Sure is nice not to have to do battery maintenance every month since I installed the lithium-ion conversion from Voltronics: Bought this carry all from Omni MFG. several years ago to use in a receiver hitch on either Bobcat: But it spent most of...

Strange. Here is one never posted before, posting now with the "Insert Image" icon like I always do: Then Double clicked and selected "Medium" size.

Working on my computer with Chrome, using the insert picture icon:

No, not a good idea to weld it shut. Does it have holes anywhere that line up like my Cammond? Yours is unique, someone should recognize it.

Good picture of the self leveling linkage on the loader arms :thumbsup::

And more info for future info seekers on the push/pull capabilities of a Toolcat On the front a six foot wide box blade on a three point adapter that is on a Tilt-Tach: Bulldozer mode pushing dirt: And on the three point adapter, no Tilt-Tach, pulling and leveling dirt:

You're welcome. Any grapple is better than no grapple and the clamshell style works good on small tractors. The long flat bottom style has room to hold more branches with the lids closed:

Computer? Worked for me earlier. I will try a picture of my bolt on bucket teeth, bolted on: Picture upload worked on my computer using Chrome.

No major differences that I can think of, the float latch on the lift valve was mentioned in post #885. A minor difference is the steering cylinder is mounted behind the axle. And a different air cleaner assembly.

I like the 5610 with the 3 point. This is an eight foot wide box blade on the 3 point leveling some hauled in dirt:

Handles the 6 foot long forks just fine: :D 3,000 psi and selectable High Flow aux hydraulics: :cool: Hang in there, one will show up in your area sooner or later.

The Toolcat has a heavy duty SSQA: And powered levers:

Yep, very handy. Made this one fifteen years ago to fit on the forks:

You're welcome. You can shim the gap like this:

How about lift pole or loader boom:

16 inches:

From the Bobcat Website for Telehandlers: Hydrostatic Transmission on the VersaHANDLER - Bobcat Company

Thanks for your responses, keep them coming. Should have mentioned it is for two old people in a small house. Sounds like we would also have to get a water softener. :( These are available and under consideration...

Our tank type propane water heater is 14 years old and needing to be replaced. We are on a water well with not the best quality water. I can stay with Propane or run #6 wire and a 60 amp breaker for electric. Need help deciding which type to get. Thanks in advance.

Yep, post#29 this thread: https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/projects/425391-how-would-you-safely-take-post5734403.html#post5734403 It would have no problem with that little stick compared to this 42' tree: The rest of the 42' tree story...

And the new BC-4200 for the John Deere coupler of several different loaders.:

I was hauling a riding mower and needed all of the short bed length. Found this UWS wheel well tool box. It is made for the other side behind the wheel well in a long bed. Took measurements and it fit perfect on the drivers side in front of the wheel well:

That may be true for attachments that also use the 7 pin plug. At idle with the brush hog spinning, when the high flow switch is pushed you can hear the blades spin faster and the light in the switch stays on.

7' brush hog:

Must have a Lumber and Plywood Cart: https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/build-yourself/422412-my-lumber-plywood-cart-post5665742.html#post5665742

The latest pictures, don't understand how more stuff, even metal gets put on it: :D

Ours is standard flow and does not have a case drain: Tree Terminator Rotary Mower - Grace Manufacturing (skid steer mower) I put a pressure gauge on a tee with connectors: Can see it from the seat: It was interesting to watch, but I can hear the pressure relief at the hydraulic...

Had to do the same thing on the Toro Mower. Used hard rubber here also:

Must have a place to hang chains:

Had to buy one for the Toolcat:

The top link attachment hole needs to be back up higher. It got lowered when the arms got bent.