Front-End Loader any use for a Boom pole? after having a FEL.

[Hardacrefarm]

Couldn't find the thread on "Pulling Trees"...got a link? Thanks

 

[razvy]

I have a 3 pt. plate for my bobcat and 3 pt.boom which I got whit my 9N, it's very handy ...
In one of the picture I replace the pump for my water well , in the other two I am installing the main been for the floor .

 

[Mighty Dodge]

Depends on what ya need to lift. The 3pt will lift more weight than the loader but not as high. The loader will lift higher but not as much weight. I made this for my bucket for picking up stuff.

M.D.

 

[Taylortractornut]

when dad had his 3130 with loader he i used rhw boom pole on the back to lift the spike harrow when we pulled it.

 

[Runner]

My most recent boom pole use was lifting the top for the welding table I'm building.

 

[razvy]

That's a project , when you start the table make pictures .
I wish you easy weldsssss

 

[hillman21]

I used my boom pole to take my boxblade out of the back of my van. When I bought it it took four men to load it and I removed it myself with the boom pole. With tight quarters I could not have gotted it out with FEL and it was too heavy to remove manually by myself. Worked very slick.

Hillman

 

[Soundguy]

I've used a boom pole a couple times when I needed more lift than my loader could provide, .. though for light objects.. etc.

soundguy

 

[Sam Mac]

I use my 3 point pole to lift trees after I cut them down. Makes it easier and faster to cut to fire wood length than working on the ground.

 

[Baby Grand]

I use a choker chain hitched to the drawbar to pull and the boom pole with tongs to lift:



Works great.

-Jim

 

[Runner]

razvy,

I've got all the pieces cut and have one end-fame welded together. However, 12 inches of snow and sub-zero temps put a halt to my work in my unheated shop. Anyway, here's what I have so far.

The top is 53" x 60" x 3/8" thick treadplate steel. I'll mount it with the smooth side up with a 4" overhang on all sides. It will have two 1/8" sheet steel shelves below (you can see the steel standing up against the wall behind).

As you can see, lousy welds. I'm trying to learn how to use my new Millermatic 211 and these are the first welds I've done with it.

Sorry to sidetrack the thread.

 

[buck12]

razvy,

I've got all the pieces cut and have one end-fame welded together. However, 12 inches of snow and sub-zero temps put a halt to my work in my unheated shop. Anyway, here's what I have so far.

The top is 53" x 60" x 3/8" thick treadplate steel. I'll mount it with the smooth side up with a 4" overhang on all sides. It will have two 1/8" sheet steel shelves below (you can see the steel standing up against the wall behind).

As you can see, lousy welds. I'm trying to learn how to use my new Millermatic 211 and these are the first welds I've done with it.

Sorry to sidetrack the thread.

After drinking all that coffee you should be able to stand the cold. All kidding aside that is the beginning of a nice project.

 

[Runner]

"After drinking all that coffee you should be able to stand the cold. All kidding aside that is the beginning of a nice project."

Hey, now, let's don't be making fun of other peoples' "deluxe" nut and bolt storage systems....