Payne's Clamp on Bucket attachments a no show
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RobertN
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Re: Payne\'s Clamp on Bucket attachments a no show
I agree!
But, with one minor caveat; a second bucket... Having used skid steers and track loaders, it is sure nice to switch between a smooth bucket and a tooth bucket. One for digging, and one for detail work. Switch in seconds.
Of course, the other caveat is, my little Kubota has just a smooth bucket /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif
I agree!
But, with one minor caveat; a second bucket... Having used skid steers and track loaders, it is sure nice to switch between a smooth bucket and a tooth bucket. One for digging, and one for detail work. Switch in seconds.
Of course, the other caveat is, my little Kubota has just a smooth bucket /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif
Re: Payne\'s Clamp on Bucket attachments a no show
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That's one of the things I like about the mounting for my toothbar. I can have it off or on in about 5 minutes and can use the bucket either way. Very convenient. John
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That's one of the things I like about the mounting for my toothbar. I can have it off or on in about 5 minutes and can use the bucket either way. Very convenient. John
Re: Payne\'s Clamp on Bucket attachments a no show
Update, update:
I just received my clamp on forks and tri ball. Unfortunately, I won't be able to use them until this weekend when we head to camp.
I know one thing however I feel sorry for the poor delivery guy because these things are HEAVY. Obviously very well constructed and, I'm sure, practically indestructible.
If you are thinking about purchasing a set do yourself a favor and just do it. I don't think you will be sorry.
-Terry
Update, update:
I just received my clamp on forks and tri ball. Unfortunately, I won't be able to use them until this weekend when we head to camp.
I know one thing however I feel sorry for the poor delivery guy because these things are HEAVY. Obviously very well constructed and, I'm sure, practically indestructible.
If you are thinking about purchasing a set do yourself a favor and just do it. I don't think you will be sorry.
-Terry
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Re: Payne\'s Clamp on Bucket attachments a no show
Congrats Terry!
Thats good news. I'm glad your perserverance paid off.
I see some forks in my future for sure.
Moon of Ohio
Congrats Terry!
Thats good news. I'm glad your perserverance paid off.
I see some forks in my future for sure.
Moon of Ohio
Kevin_in_VA
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Re: Payne\'s Clamp on Bucket attachments a no show
Do you know if the Payne Forks will fit over a tooth bar?
Do you know if the Payne Forks will fit over a tooth bar?