Snow B7800 in the snow

[Timber]

Kubota makes one. Some have made them out of a drum filled with concrete. Make sure it is less than 600 lbs for you B7800.

 

[Timber]

Yes I have a PHD and forks




I love it I have had it since this summer. It had done mor than I ever thought
The only thing I regret is not getting the ATI tach all and bucket. Oh and a Tooth bar is
a must have

 

[srl28]

What brand/model is that phd, looks pretty good. I've got the ATI quick- attach, wasn't too expensive, considering how much time it saves.

 

[Timber]

Land Pride PHD 15

 

[ronjhall]

Is there a reason you think it should be under 600 pounds. Mine is over 800 pounds for my B7800. It is perfect so far. You can actually make a 55 gallon drum 1000 pounds. That is less than 1/2 the capability of the 3 point hitch

Sure you can make it as heavy as you want up to 1600 lbs. But with loaded tires that's all he needs.

 

[Timber]

Sure you can make it as heavy as you want up to 1600 lbs. But with loaded tires that's all he needs.

Oh that makes sense then. your right that would be plenty. I know that with 800 pounds that my hydraulics give out before my rears come off the ground

 

[c-and-a]

Timber is always a great resource, greats pics, but I gotta ask - is that a Guinness on that first ballast picture????

 

[Timber]

LOL It might be but I'm not 1 to talk LOL

 

[72chevy4x4]

could be a skidsteer plow too as I have quickattach. A

srl28, can you tell me more about your quickattach (on a b7800?)

 

[Huey]

Timber, I noticed in the picture of the front of your tractor you have the detachable forklift prongs. Do they stay attached alright and work ok? I have been considering a set of them and wanted some opinions from somebody that has a set. I think they would be what I need as they would have to come off when the tractor is put back in the barn. I would appreciate your reply and anybody else's also. Thanks.
Huey-SE Indiana