Anyone Try This SSQA Tilt Plate on a CUT?

[bdhsfz6]

Looks like it would be handy for grading slopes or crowning a road:

https://www.palletforks.com/skid-steers/adapter-and-mounting-plates/mounting-plates/hydraulic-tilt-mount-plate/114246.html?gclid=Cj4KCAjwwr6wBhBcEi4AfMEQs9LTlaIYpjTsCsOEy2rQUlAmCrjGIC9MTWiHhE5xTj_5gSRt3momhA47GgIh7xAC8P8HAQ&nx=379&ny=97&mb=1&nb=9

 

[5030]

Keep in mind that the farther you are away from the fulcrum (pivot points) on the loader, the less you can pick up. Any spacing away from the pivot points on the loader drastically decreases the maximum load the loader can pick up.

 

[scootr]

It looks like it would work good with a SS dozer blade. Much cheaper than the 6 way blades I see advertised. The SS is already 4 way and the tilt adapter would give you the other 2 ways needed for some real Dozer action

 

[deezler]

I like it. For a bucket or blade on a tracked skid steer, like shown. NOT for a flimsy CUT loader.

 

[34Willys]

Like this ....

https://www.palletforks.com/skid-steers/landscaping-equipment/6-way-dozer-blade/SS6DOZER.html

I wouldn't mount it to my Kioti, but neat idea for a skid steer.
Patrick

 

[chim]

Not able to picture it working as a tool to crown the road other than the first few feet to get it started. As soon as the SS reaches the slope that the blade creates you'd need to adjust the blade to be on the same plane as the SS.

With the SS leaning, and the blade still tilted the blade would try to create a corkscrew.

 

[scootr]

Not able to picture it working as a tool to crown the road other than the first few feet to get it started. As soon as the SS reaches the slope that the blade creates you'd need to adjust the blade to be on the same plane as the SS.

With the SS leaning, and the blade still tilted the blade would try to create a corkscrew.

That is the same way a dozer works

 

[zzvyb6]

No, but a cheap date can be had by putting a huge weight on the back 3pt and then picking up a 2 ton rock with a chain on the corner of the bucket. When you are done, do it on the other side !

 

[4570Man]

I want one for my CTL. I think it would be a big asset for grading. But I’m not sure how useful it would be on a tractor loader.

 

[Jrasband]

What would be the benefit of this over a scrape blade, landscape rake, box blade?

 

[5030]

Most of the FEL issues arise from owners abusing them not from using them correctly. Tractor owners (smaller units especially) think they can use them as dozers or diggers and then they get in trouble and do damage. On larger tractors like I own, not so much but I'm still careful anyway.

 

[scootr]

Most of the FEL issues arise from owners abusing them not from using them correctly. Tractor owners (smaller units especially) think they can use them as dozers or diggers and then they get in trouble and do damage. On larger tractors like I own, not so much but I'm still careful anyway.

It starts with having the right machine for the job, and knowing that machines capability and limits.

 

[5030]

It starts with having the right machine for the job, and knowing that machines capability and limits.

I believe you are correct but, most buyers of smaller machines seem to have grand ideas of their capabilities and then get in trouble, bend cylinder rods, tweak loader frames and put smiles in the buckets and believe me, I've taken the smile out of many light duty FEL buckets where the owners were under the false impression of the unit's capabilities.

I charge accordingly for that as well and it ain't easy either. I could actually have a steady diet of that if I wanted to. I don't. My dealer has 4 units he took in trade with smiling buckets if I was so inclined to repair them. I'm not. All smaller tractors as well. It's 125 clams per hour from the time I start to the time I finish and no exceptions either and you get to pay me for my lunch break as well.

Just welded on a set of grab hooks on a light duty Kubota material bucket and I bet it comes back with a smile in it and it won't be long either and no, I didn't use Kenny's hooks either. I made my own up

 

[ruffdog]

I have a landscaper friend that has one of those tilting adapters and sometimes uses it on a SS. I just saw him level a challenging large area to be seeded and needed smoothing out. It is far from level so using this allowed him adapt to all the changing contours of the ground. On a SS, you have a great view of what the land leveler is doing. On a tractor FEL, I would think it would be challenging.

 

[Xfaxman]

Works good on the Toolcat with the 6' box blade:

Or the land plane:

 

[4570Man]

What would be the benefit of this over a scrape blade, landscape rake, box blade?

They’re really made for skid steers. A tractor would be better suited with one of those other tools especially if you had the ability to tilt the 3 point hitch.

 

[Lineman North Florida]

Works good on the Toolcat with the 6' box blade:

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Or the land plane:

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Looks like a great way to channel water where you don't want to dig a ditch.

 

[Xfaxman]

Looks like a great way to channel water where you don't want to dig a ditch.

Yep:

 

[ruffdog]

I would love to have a swivel that goes to 90 degrees. Having a grapple being able to grab a tree while I cut it would be helpful.