Carrying stuff on your Kubota?

[LD1]

Back to the topic of the thread though, about where to keep saws and gas and stuff??? If out notice the front of both trailers have a large area with expanded metal bottom for saws and gas.

We can haul 4 large saws, 1 little saw, gas and oil just on the front of big trailer and the expanded metal is perfect for tying down with bunjie(sp) cord.

 

[Northland]

Nice job on the trailers LD1

I too need a tool carrier that will hold my 36" long chainsaw, gas/oil container, tools, axe etc.,.

I figure something like Bigman has would be good as it will allow me to have my carry-all or box blade on the back. I no longer carry my chainsaw and tools in the bucket-I sometimes forgot they where there

I happen to have one of these in the garage so I am going to attach it with my steel clamps and washers -ActionPacker® Cargo Box - 48 gal . This box has a lid on it so it will keep the rain off my stuff.

 

[RobJ]

I am careful of the "Beverly Hillbillies" syndrom when piling stuff on my Tractor. If I go out fencing or cutting, I use the ATV and a small trailer. Come back with the tractor if I have to.

 

[RedTailHawk]

I glued the end caps on and painted. Drilled a hole for a nail to hold it in position. I cut the PVC to fit the length and cut part of the tube to make it easy to put the chain in and get out. A thicker PVC would be sturdier but I used what I had and it does ok.

What is the diameter of that PVC? How much thicker PVC would you have gotten? Is there a nail or something on the opposite end to keep it from pushing thru?

 

[ccsial]

This is an almost 7 year old thread. You may not get a reply.

 

[wrooster]

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/attachments/207985-carryall-your-carryall.html

 

[RedTailHawk]

I figured it out and am pretty happy with the results...

 

[Xfaxman]

I figured it out and am pretty happy with the results...

Good, now we need pictures and info to help future info searchers. :thumbsup:

 

[dieselcrawler]

Dragging up old threads isn't always a bad thing... brings ideas back to the surface.

 

[ovrszd]

Dragging up old threads isn't always a bad thing... brings ideas back to the surface.

Yep, and allows previous posters to add updates, successes, failures, etc.

I think ccsial was just warning that the original poster might not be hanging around here anymore.