Light it up!
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SkunkWerX
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garth466 said:
Garth, nice lights and wow! That grapple looks like pure Bizness!!
Nice set-up!
You will enjoy it, I'm sure.
zenmek
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The lights look good! As far as manual storage perhaps a piece of PVC pipe with caps on both ends? keeps everything clean and dry and it can be painted to match 
Will
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tomd999
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Hiya Garrett,
Nice setup! Complete with mud!
That grapple looks like just what I have been looking for to load firewood into the trailer.
Does it have JD bucket mounts or did you have to get skid steer mounts?
It appears to be the GM model, is it?
How wide and what spacing?
Did it come with everything needed to plumb up the cyl's?
And of course, how much? (not that it matters I just need to know so I can tell the wife it costs 1/2 of what it really does..)
Thanks,
Tom
Nice setup! Complete with mud!
That grapple looks like just what I have been looking for to load firewood into the trailer.
Does it have JD bucket mounts or did you have to get skid steer mounts?
It appears to be the GM model, is it?
How wide and what spacing?
Did it come with everything needed to plumb up the cyl's?
And of course, how much? (not that it matters I just need to know so I can tell the wife it costs 1/2 of what it really does..)
Thanks,
Tom
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garth466
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That grapple is an Anbo and it cost $3000. It came ready to hook up (they make them for whatever FEL you have). I already had the other set of lines there as my bucket is a 4-in-1.
There are cheaper alternatives and I haven't had a chance to see how handy it is yet. Maybe tomorrow?
The PVC with a cap sounds pretty interesting. I could put a couple up there. Maybe insulate one to keep a few beers, I mean pops cool.
There are cheaper alternatives and I haven't had a chance to see how handy it is yet. Maybe tomorrow?
The PVC with a cap sounds pretty interesting. I could put a couple up there. Maybe insulate one to keep a few beers, I mean pops cool.
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garth466
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Oh yeah, I think it is 66" wide and the spacing is 6". I think you can get 8" and 12" spacing too. The price goes down a little with bigger spacing, but barely.
srs
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Great looking lab!
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Party on, Garth
mjncad
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I can't find it right now; but Global Industrial has red plastic manual boxes in both cylindrical and flat style with lift up lid. My only gripe with cylindrical manual storage is the book will curl permanently into that shape and is a pain to use.
Global's boxes are pretty; but pricey compared to PVC pipe and end fittings.
My preference is flat storage.
Global's boxes are pretty; but pricey compared to PVC pipe and end fittings.
My preference is flat storage.
Garth,garth466 said:
I'd check at your local office supply stores for a solution to store manuals. Rubbermaid makes a clipboard that has a weatherproof compartment under the board. There are also many vinyl folios that zip closed making a semi-weather proof, spacious, folder. Either could be velco'd to the ceiling of your canopy. The folio idea is handy to use even if you don't keep it on your tractor. It works great to store all manuals, receipts, and service records in your shop.
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Looks good Garth. Here is a picture I took last weekend of a new JD 3005. The salsman told me the black Themos looking thing was a container for the owners manuals. It may be what you have in mind, EL.
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mjncad
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That's exactly what the "Thermos" is for...storing manuals. If you use one, prepare to enjoy permanently curled up books to read.
MrJimi
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How do you like the 6" spacing? I building one for myself with 6" spacing to use as a rake
4720 OWNER
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garth466 said:
Nice looking rig and with all that brush around, looks like you will have some seat time.
In the 2nd pic the lab looks like he is asking if he needs to be in another pic or if he wired the back lites correctly after watching you do the front ones!!
2305JD
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Garth,
there is a black "tube" kind of container that Frontier makes for their attachments. My JD dealer gave me one to try when I was looking for a toolbox solution for my 2035.
It is appox 13" long and 3" in diameter with tabs and holes predrilled for mounting.
Check it out...
Nice setup BTW...
mario
there is a black "tube" kind of container that Frontier makes for their attachments. My JD dealer gave me one to try when I was looking for a toolbox solution for my 2035.
It is appox 13" long and 3" in diameter with tabs and holes predrilled for mounting.
Check it out...
Nice setup BTW...
mario
PAGUY
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Garth - Nice looking machine.
Have you considered attaching something to the back of the seat instead of the roof?
Seems like a much easier place to store manuals and maybe some hand tools.
Have you considered attaching something to the back of the seat instead of the roof?
Seems like a much easier place to store manuals and maybe some hand tools.
mjncad
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I found this company on TBN here, and they have all sorts of document holders for a lot less money than Global Industrial does. These are black, Global's are red. Once I figure out a good place to mount one of these holders, I plan to order one. Right now I'm thinking between the seat back and SMV placard.
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