Favorite / most useful attachments
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Kyle241
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Backhoe :thumbsup:
Then I would have to say forks. They are very useful and I only picked mine up last September.
Then I would have to say forks. They are very useful and I only picked mine up last September.
jenkinsph
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I think the backhoe is the most useful at least in my case as it has about 3 times the hours of the other machines it simply sees more use. Haven't really thought about whether the fel or the hoe gets the most use on it.
GeneD14
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It would have to be the loader. It is very versatile and I never stop finding uses for it
CompactTractorFan
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FEL & carryall
Thomas
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FEL hands down follow by scraper blade.
murphy1244
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FEL with forks so I can take delivery of my new Grapple next week.:licking:
Case485Guy
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FEL-given
Ratchet rake-love this thing, clear brush,rough trim tree limbs in pasture, clean up roads every yr
cross cut disc
brush hog
post hole digger
Oh yea, land plane next on the wish list
Ratchet rake-love this thing, clear brush,rough trim tree limbs in pasture, clean up roads every yr
cross cut disc
brush hog
post hole digger
Oh yea, land plane next on the wish list
creekbend
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I would place the FEL in first place followed by the box blade. Although I don't use it as much, I really enjoy using the Bush Hog, though.
JDgreen227
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Hands down: FEL !!!! The uses I find for mine are amazing. Took these pics yesterday, wanted to load my '93 vintage Sony 36" CRT into my GMC to haul to Goodwill...weighs 175 pounds. Notice the orange blocks used as spacers to prevent the picture tube from being crushed...those blocks are called Lynx Levelers and are marketed for leveling RV wheels. They are very handy for when you need stackable spacers.
