New take on a 3 point carryall

[HP942]

Here is a little project I just completed. I was wanting something different than my old "standby" 3 point carryall and I settled on this. I started with a used jobox I bought off marketplace and had some 3" channel and other scrap steel laying around. I started cutting, grinding, welding and painting and here is what I came up with. My inspiration was from another board where a fellow mounted one to a standard carryall. I wanted a bit more compact design. For counterweight I put 4, 60# bags of concrete mix (still in the bag), then a 5/8" piece of advantech I had for a level floor in top of the concrete bags. I still have plenty of room for both chainsaws, gas cans, cant hook, and my other wood cutting tools. The rollers make it easy to move around in the shed when I take it off. It matches my little LS pretty good. I documented the build and hope to post a YT video one of these days.

 

[jyoutz]

Nice work. Looks useful.

 

[Thomas]

very nice craftsmanship.

 

[HP942]

I finally got around to uploading my build video in case anyone wants to see the project. I am an amateur!

https://youtu.be/YpFY9AobD_g?si=pHiddN7JTgsvJDr6

 

[tacticalturnip]

That's really cool!

 

[WranglerX]

Just don't lose key to lock.... Once had a manager send a job box out to work site with all the tools I needed... But in his stupidity he did not sent the key...Claimed he could not find it, they are a bear to break into....

 

[HP942]

Just don't lose key to lock.... Once had a manger send a job box out to work site with all the tools I needed... But in his stupidity he did not sent the key...Claimed he could not find it, they are a bear to break into....

Good point, I have several extras!

 

[BackRoad]

That's thinking outside the box!



(Sorry, couldn't resist...)

 

[HP942]

 

[AnotherBueller]

Just don't lose key to lock.... Once had a manager send a job box out to work site with all the tools I needed... But in his stupidity he did not sent the key...Claimed he could not find it, they are a bear to break into....

By design, It's their best selling point.

 

[dstig1]

Very nice work, but it's not actually a "new take" as we have seen similar items here on TBN over the years. But still very well done! Good work is good work.