Here is the picture(collage)I promised of the 3pt carrier I built for my 2710. It is about 4'x3'x3' (wxdxh) and is made of 1 5/8" u channel with 2x4 bottom and plywood sides. The top link pin is attatched via 2 large (and rusty I might add) nuts that I welded on(they came off lift pins I bought for this). Works pretty well. I would say that I can carry 1/2 to 2/3 face cord of wood back there. 1500-2000lbs maybe?
3 PT carrier
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Harv
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Nice job! /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif
I can imagine all sorts of uses for such a carrier.
Hey, maybe you can tell me -- where did you get your lift pins? I don't have a tractor supply place within easy driving distance. Did you by chance find them on the internet?
Nice job! /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif
I can imagine all sorts of uses for such a carrier.
Hey, maybe you can tell me -- where did you get your lift pins? I don't have a tractor supply place within easy driving distance. Did you by chance find them on the internet?
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Harv, use this link http://www.FarmandCountry.com search for lift pins./w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif
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Jon,
Is your FEL enough counter balance for when you go up hills with that much weight on the back.
Even looks beefy enough to haul good size rocks.
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Is your FEL enough counter balance for when you go up hills with that much weight on the back.
Even looks beefy enough to haul good size rocks.
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Thanks for the CountryAndFarm tip. /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif
I ordered some lift pins and an SMV placard. Had to resist ordering a lot more. /w3tcompact/icons/crazy.gif
Thanks for the CountryAndFarm tip. /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif
I ordered some lift pins and an SMV placard. Had to resist ordering a lot more. /w3tcompact/icons/crazy.gif
The loader weight alone is fine but the front end becomes a little light so I like to have it full too. In fact I loaded the front and back with wood and then went and pulled my brother in-law's Dakota 4wd out of the mud with no problem. (in his truck's defense, the 4wd wasn't working/w3tcompact/icons/frown.gif)
Here is the hill. It's steeper than it looks!
Here is the hill. It's steeper than it looks!
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Jon,
Do you rear tire chains even with a full load going up the steep hill when its muddy?
Looks like you got some good hardwoods.
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Do you rear tire chains even with a full load going up the steep hill when its muddy?
Looks like you got some good hardwoods.
Thomas..NH /w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif