Home-made attachments...

[unstable]

this is what I've worked at for over 30 years

 

[southerndeere]

Very good work and very inventive. I trust that by you're saying "im not an engineer" you just mean that you don't have a school degree. Remember - not all engineers have a piece of paper declaring them engineers and not all of the engineers that have that piece of paper can actually engineer anything.

This is very true.

 

[FredH]

Here are a couple of things I either built from scratch or converted it into something I needed .




Land plane / road grader I built a couple of years ago . Added some additional bracing , modified the blade adjustment since these pictures were taken , but still no paint .





Leaf bucket I built a few years ago when the wooden one I had fell apart while dumping on the burn pile , thus it all burned !!





A 8 shank ripper that I made from a old single gang disk frame . What started out life as a 2 gang pull disk was converted to a single gang 3 point disk , then everything that was from the axle mounts on ward was cut off , braced , and the 4" x 4" x .25" tubing with shanks was added . Can pull it side hill or downhill with my TC30 , but uphill get's a little iffy when I try to go to maximum depth .


Fred H.

 

[PhysAssist]

Welcome to the TBN!

..and I love yourscreen name! I've been accused of being unstable more than once...

?..and no offense, but whatever you say, you sure engineered the cr*p out of that attachment and the fence you made with it.

Awesome job, but nothing I think I'd ever be able to replicate, much less use.

Again, nice work, and welcome!

Thomas

hello,live in n.ireland,I've made several things that might be of interest to u ,not copies, just my own ideas, the 1 i have posted is a couple of attachments for a mini digger to leave it a bit handier to erect a fence on ur own im not an engineer and just made this in my spare time if u like it ill show more fotos of it and different stuff

 

[PhysAssist]

As I tell my wife nightly, it's a smoke alarm, not an oven timer!

I'm amazed at your rigs, nicely done!

T

here is some more fotos ihear the smoke alarm going so my dinner must be ready will put more photos of this and other stuff on later any questions

 

[PhysAssist]

Those are so solidly made!

T

Here are a couple of things I either built from scratch or converted it into something I needed .


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Land plane / road grader I built a couple of years ago . Added some additional bracing , modified the blade adjustment since these pictures were taken , but still no paint .



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Leaf bucket I built a few years ago when the wooden one I had fell apart while dumping on the burn pile , thus it all burned !!


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A 8 shank ripper that I made from a old single gang disk frame . What started out life as a 2 gang pull disk was converted to a single gang 3 point disk , then everything that was from the axle mounts on ward was cut off , braced , and the 4" x 4" x .25" tubing with shanks was added . Can pull it side hill or downhill with my TC30 , but uphill get's a little iffy when I try to go to maximum depth .


Fred H.

 

[ishiboo]

hello,live in n.ireland,I've made several things that might be of interest to u ,not copies, just my own ideas, the 1 i have posted is a couple of attachments for a mini digger to leave it a bit handier to erect a fence on ur own im not an engineer and just made this in my spare time if u like it ill show more fotos of it and different stuff

Wow that looks like my Shaver post driver look like a joke! Great build and nice fence!

 

[jd4310man]

Hear is the forks I put together last month. I was fortunate to have found the actual forks in my local salvage yard. The rest is 3/8"x 4" flat stock. It makes handling logs easy.

 

[ovrszd]

I'd never be lucky enough to find forks in a salvage yard. Nice Find!!!!

 

[railbike4]

great find on the forks and mount. looks like it should be on there.