CB 65 backhoe Root Ripper for Massey Ferguson GC tractors.

[GeneV]

We are caught up with orders. We are now shipping root rippers and Quick Connects in about a week.
We have been stocking steps and shipping them the next day.
Here are a few items we shipped out last week.

If you want to get you projects done now and not at the end of summer we would be glad to help.
Purchase | RetailRems

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Nice, love hearing that, man! GC owner building stuff for other GC owners, I like that.

 

[Gofast]

Ok I will probably give you an order at the end of June. Waiting on some things to clear.

Thanks we look forward to your order.

 

[Gofast]

Nice, love hearing that, man! GC owner building stuff for other GC owners, I like that.

Thanks, It is great to be a GC owner and enjoy using my tractor. Then be able to make attachments to help others enjoy their tractors more.
We only make attachments for the MF GC tractors. I think it is a under severed market.

 

[GeneV]

Yeh, big time under-served.

 

[kabong57]

Any chance the ripper and the quick tach will work on a Woods BH 75?

 

[Gofast]

Any chance the ripper and the quick tach will work on a Woods BH 75?

Do you know what size your pins are? The CB - 65 pins are 30MM

 

[kabong57]

Both pins are 1 inch in diameter.:thumbdown:

 

[MF RED in MT]

Thanks, It is great to be a GC owner and enjoy using my tractor. Then be able to make attachments to help others enjoy their tractors more.
We only make attachments for the MF GC tractors. I think it is a under severed market.

Does your ripper fit a MF GC2410, the back hoe is a CB05.

And will the ripper hold up to some 19th century 2' diameter petrified Larch/Tamarack stumps that will smoke a new chainsaw chain in less than 2 minutes?

KC

 

[Gofast]

Does your ripper fit a MF GC2410, the back hoe is a CB05.

And will the ripper hold up to some 19th century 2' diameter petrified Larch/Tamarack stumps that will smoke a new chainsaw chain in less than 2 minutes?

KC

If I had someone that wants one for a CB05 that has a Caliper and is willing to work with me on measurements I could make one.
I do not think there is one for the CBO5 right now.

Petrified sounds like rock to me and it would not work good on rocks.

My Quick Connect will work with BX trenching bucket.
Here is a picture a customer posted to FB.

 

[MF RED in MT]

If I had someone that wants one for a CB05 that has a Caliper and is willing to work with me on measurements I could make one.
I do not think there is one for the CBO5 right now.

Petrified sounds like rock to me and it would not work good on rocks.

My Quick Connect will work with BX trenching bucket.
Here is a picture a customer posted to FB.

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My backhoe is not installed and the bucket is on the ground with supporting pressure, but I'll see if I can get the pin diameter/length for you soon.

Maybe petrified was too strong of a word, but these Tamarack stumps have a lot of tree pitch. They would cut the trees and stack the logs on the lake ice in the winter.

And in the spring float the logs down the river to the mill, but the Tamaracks would sink in the lake because the butt of the log was so heavy with pitch.

To solve this problem, they would cut the trees about 6'-8' higher using spring boards, or they would cut the tree at normal ground level and then cut about 6' off of the butt end.

I have many of these 2' diameter x 6' butt ends laying near the tree stumps, but in the nearby area the stumps are taller with the spring board notches.

This logging was done before chainsaws were used for logging, and real "horse power" was the daily ride.

I have sharpened the tips my backhoe bucket teeth with a grinder and picked away at these stumps and roots breaking off toothpick splinters, but it's a very slow process.

Normally it takes me about 2-3 years to get a stump to be below ground level, maybe working on it off and on.

KC