Cart for my Kubota?

[SnowRidge]

I think there was a mention of Harbor Freight carts earlier in the thread. I just stumbled on this Kory wagon frame that HF is selling. It is on sale right now for $499. I think that includes delivery.

The HF part number is 8938-2VGA.

It is my understanding that Kory makes a good product, and this looks like a good deal to me. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

SnowRidge

 

[polecat]

di around in that creek or round on yer property and find some med size rocks to help yer venture accross that creek!!...wont stop the water flow just enuff to get you leveled out sooner /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
TODD

 

[Bob_Skurka]

JackIL . . . One of the best things I did for my back was to buy the 48" slip bucket for the Ventrac 3000. It won't lift very high, but it has be used to move things to the back planters at my house where I could not get a trailer. The capacity of the front bucket is much lower than that of a trailer, but the fact that I can get the load where I need it without it dumping over sideways is a big work saver.

Trying to get from the front of the house to the back has always been a challenge with any type of a load. Using a small tractor cart, filled only part way, we could usually pull it around the house on the cross slope (there is no other way to get there without crossing the slopes). But the Ventrac hugs the ground so well that I've found I can use the slip scoop to transport up to 10 landscape blocks (weight issues come into play) or 8 bags of mulch (using creative stacking methods) and get across the slope.

So now my question is . . . DOES ANYONE WANT TO BUY A SMALL USED TRAILER THAT HAS ONLY ROLLED SIDEWAYS DOWN A HILL A COUPLE TIMES? And only been driven on Sunday's to Church by a little old lady /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif