rekees4300
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A plastic bucket on a carry-all.
How do you store you logging/tow chain?
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A plastic bucket on a carry-all.
jeff9366
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- Kubota Tractor Loader L3560 HST+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 3,700 pounds bare tractor, 5,400 pounds operating weight, 37 horsepower
I carry 8' + 12' chains in an Army surplus, olive-drab, "flat" 40MM ammo can/ no top/ attached to cross member between ROPS arms behind seat with machine screws, wide fender washers and nuts. Very handy to the 3-Pt. hitch area
Once I start to pull out chain, gravity takes over and it "whirs" out.
Ammo cans are available at gun stores and gun shows for $12-$15.
Once I start to pull out chain, gravity takes over and it "whirs" out.
Ammo cans are available at gun stores and gun shows for $12-$15.
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RedNeckRacin
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I carry a small chain in the tube for my loader mount on my kubota. Two 4" pipe plugs and it stays outta sight and dry until needed.
Reyer Farms
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My neighbor keeps up with mine, I ask him!
magicheater
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I presumed that is where they are used but do you keep them there for storage?
Rustyiron
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My neighbor keeps up with mine, I ask him!
Good one!
altoonapillarrock
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Wow! Very nice. This makes me wish I knew how to weld.
skipmarcy
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I keep my boxblade on my hitch whenever another implement is not needed and I keep a chain wrapped around the harp/hitch framing
rbtjr
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Same for me except that I carry two 6' chains that way.