PineRidge
Super Member
That many hooks wouldn't be a good idea for me. I'm a procrastinator you see, and it would take me forever to decide on which one to use. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
King of Bucket Hooks
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PineRidge
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That many hooks wouldn't be a good idea for me. I'm a procrastinator you see, and it would take me forever to decide on which one to use. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
GeneD14
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A few more gadgets mounted on it and you will have the "Swiss Army Knife" of buckets! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Looks good!
Looks good!
GeneD14
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- Kubota B26 TLB, Allis Chalmers D17 series IV, Kubota ZG-23 Mower, Kubota ZD 1211, Kawasaki Mule 610, Stihl 361, Stihl 045 AV Super, and a Stihl 660 Ported and tuned
A few more gadgets mounted on it and you will have the "Swiss Army Knife" of buckets! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Looks good!
Looks good!
<font color="blue"> Electricity takes the path of least resistance, don't see a problem as long as you don't do something silly like attaching the ground to the engine and weld on the bucket.
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I would take the time to disconnect the battery any way. I have actually seen power tools with the grounded type plug (three conductor, not double insulated) burnt up when laid on a steel fab table which is well grounded to the welderand an arc was struck. /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif
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I would take the time to disconnect the battery any way. I have actually seen power tools with the grounded type plug (three conductor, not double insulated) burnt up when laid on a steel fab table which is well grounded to the welderand an arc was struck. /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif
<font color="blue"> Electricity takes the path of least resistance, don't see a problem as long as you don't do something silly like attaching the ground to the engine and weld on the bucket.
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I would take the time to disconnect the battery any way. I have actually seen power tools with the grounded type plug (three conductor, not double insulated) burnt up when laid on a steel fab table which is well grounded to the welderand an arc was struck. /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif
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I would take the time to disconnect the battery any way. I have actually seen power tools with the grounded type plug (three conductor, not double insulated) burnt up when laid on a steel fab table which is well grounded to the welderand an arc was struck. /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif
dholly
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King, After seeing all those bucket hooks I hope you never have to move any big brush piles. I only got 2 grabs and a center slip hook which one day, no matter how I finessed the bucket, was catching up on EVERYTHING it seemed. Came real close to knocking it off with a sledgehammer before cooler heads prevailed.
dholly
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King, After seeing all those bucket hooks I hope you never have to move any big brush piles. I only got 2 grabs and a center slip hook which one day, no matter how I finessed the bucket, was catching up on EVERYTHING it seemed. Came real close to knocking it off with a sledgehammer before cooler heads prevailed.
