debris attachment
- Thread starter gfbarr
- Start date
- Views: 1189
Carl_NH
Elite Member
- Joined
- Apr 5, 2002
- Messages
- 3,889
- Location
- Coastal NH
- Tractor
- 01 Kubota B21TLB, 2010 Ferris 52" ZTR, Cub Cadet 1811, Gravely Super8
You can attach short bolt on forks and there are places that sell these, but why dont you just use your FEL?
To turn my compost (18-20 yard pile) I curl the bucket and drag backwards from the top of the pile spreading it out about 25' long then I use the FEL to scoop the left and right sides into the center and then scoop up the stuff I backdragged into the pile again.
The other aspect is turning or not. Cornell U and others say turnng is not really necessary once its well mixed so I turn mine 2 times in the fall after leaf collection and then 2-3 times in the summer before I spread it.
IF you are in continously adding to the pile make a longer pile and blend new material into one end then use material from the opposite end works too.
To turn my compost (18-20 yard pile) I curl the bucket and drag backwards from the top of the pile spreading it out about 25' long then I use the FEL to scoop the left and right sides into the center and then scoop up the stuff I backdragged into the pile again.
The other aspect is turning or not. Cornell U and others say turnng is not really necessary once its well mixed so I turn mine 2 times in the fall after leaf collection and then 2-3 times in the summer before I spread it.
IF you are in continously adding to the pile make a longer pile and blend new material into one end then use material from the opposite end works too.
gwdixon
Elite Member
How about brush forks. Here is just one example.
If you weld these seem easy enough to fab together for a lot less than they cost online.
Clamp-on bucket forks | Bucket receiver hitches | Bucket Debris Forks
If you weld these seem easy enough to fab together for a lot less than they cost online.
Clamp-on bucket forks | Bucket receiver hitches | Bucket Debris Forks