inexpensive chain and tool carrier

[VA MTN MAN]

Here is a chain and tool holder I figured out if you have a loader like mine on a kubota. Total cost less than $20. take a 4 inch or so section of 4 inch sewer pipe and grind or rasp a bevel on the end then drive in with a board and hammer. Mine was a tight fit but on my buddys m4700 we had to put a little duck tape to tighten it up. The hole at the bottom of the loader frame hookup was the right size without the pipe and would hold a few wrenches. Go to your local lowes or home depo and buy a couple of 4 inch pipe plugs and you are good to go. Always have your chain and tools with you.

 

[duroc]

Great idea! Thanks for sharing! :thumbsup:

 

[VA MTN MAN]

Thanks hope it helps

 

[SHORT KID]

Wow, that is a good idea!!!
My tube is smaller, but I usually stick my shovel or rake or bar in there and wrap a bungie around to hold it in. Chain is usually in the way on floor boards. I took my floor boards off and coated them with bed liner so that
helps. :thumbsup:

 

[CompactTractorFan]

Great job! I like it! :thumbsup:

 

[Ford tractor]

Wow, that is a good idea!!!
My tube is smaller, but I usually stick my shovel or rake or bar in there and wrap a bungie around to hold it in. Chain is usually in the way on floor boards. I took my floor boards off and coated them with bed liner so that
helps. :thumbsup:

:laughing: Most guys aren't confident enough to say that!

 

[woodchuckie]

Here's the way I did it a few years ago.