Large Bucket Container.

[MossRoad]

Neat! How many cubic feet do you estimate it to be?

 

[stray]

Thank you all so much. I kept you guys in mind the whole time I was building it. I believe that it is a good 35 cu ft most likely more. It is 5 ft. wide and well you can tell by that about how deep it is. I have one more small thing to do to it and then when I paint it I will post some more pics. Thanks again guys. And O yes no burning and pig rosting in this bucket LOL. Good one Schultz.

 

[MossRoad]

When you're done with that project, can you post some information on your seat? It looks to be a suspension seat. Is it?

 

[stray]

That seat was 89 dollars at the TSC store. It has very good suspension but you sacrifice room. If you have a good back and a smooth yard you might want to stay with OEM.

 

[MossRoad]

Thanks! /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif

 

[PowerTrom425]

Very impressive effort stray......If I had a welder....I'd welder in the morning...I'd welder in the evening....All over my oil can..........

 

[stray]

Your welcome moss and powertrom thank you too. I don’t know what I would do with my PT in the winter time if I couldn’t build something for it. It hardly ever snows enough to matter around here. I did however fill that bucket up with wood and hauled it. Plenty of puckering though. Here is a picture of it holding the large and small OEM buckets.

 

[MossRoad]

Oh My!!! /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif

That shot gives great perspective. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[stray]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( I built one out of 1/2" plywood (box with open top and front) that I use to carry bales of hay with the forks. It is 4' x4' x 5'6"high . Holds 8 bales (400#) no PT pucker. )</font>

Didn't you post a pic of it awhile back. I remember seeing it and thinking that would be a simple way of doing what i went to so much trouble to do. Where is that pic anyway?

 

[smartguyz]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Did you save the other side of the tank so you can hinge them together again? That way it can double as a portable PT pig roster when you need it. All you need is a low speed hydraulic motor for the rotisserie and you'll have an all-new PT powered attachment.

Tim Allen would be proud.


Tim )</font>

Man - that's the best laugh I've had all day! Thanks! /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif

 

[stray]

Here is a pic of the red can in action. I actually stood on the front lip while it was in the air over the porch just see if it would pucker. Believe it or not i even bonced on it and it didn't.

 

[stray]

The back of the can. This shows how all the braces are tied together.

 

[stray]

Front of the can. This just shows a lot of red

 

[pajoube]

WOW, excellent job. Very impressive.
PJ

 

[BobRip]

Very nice. I expect a lot of people move logs and other light stuff. Very useful device.

BobRip

 

[J_J]

Nice job /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

That is a large bucket. If your cu ft figures are right, that is 1.3 yards of mulch, leveled off.

 

[MossRoad]

Nice AND useful! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Did you use a Power Trac quick attach plate or did you fabricate your own?

 

[PowerTrom425]

nice work stray! I'm <font color="red"> red </font> with envy!

 

[stray]

Thanks all you guys. It is really a pleasure sharing these projects with everyone. And Moss I made my own attachment device. I only have one of the three left i got from Mckat when I bought the 422. I kind of want to hold on to it for a pattern or when I need its entire structure. Thanks again Guys. I will be working on the grapple for the small rock bucket soon. Thanks for those ideas and pics on that too.

 

[pequeajim]

Great job!!

When are you making me one!

(just kidding... /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif)

Really, nice idea and thanks for posting your results!