Pictures of PT Accessories

[funpilot]

Any chance of using this thread to create a pictorial collection of the Accessories available for each model? I cannot believe that they do not have pics on their website.

So, please post your pics!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Spiffy]

You're probably looking for action shots, so I can't help you. But I wonder if one of the links on PT's site just didn't work for you.

PT T8

Each size has an attachments link.

 

[Spiffy]

I haven't kept up with your choices in other threads, so this may be an irrelavant statement....but

You just can't beat a trip to Tazewell! /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif

 

[funpilot]

Excellent...some how missed this on their site. Thanks.

 

[MossRoad]

Here's a link to a picture of mine. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

Large 10cf bucket
Small 5cf bucket w/ teeth
Pallet forks
60 " power angle snow plow
60" finish mower
48" brush hog

 

[pequeajim]

Here’s what I picked up last fall:

PT 425
60” Finish Mower
Light Material Bucket
4 in 1 Bucket
Mini Hoe
Stump Grinder
Pallet Forks
Snow Plow
Potato digger
Extra Mounting Plate
Set of Bar Tires and rims

I have since fabricated an adapter plate with a towing receiver. I use it to move my trailer, attach a lift boom and this winter I will fab a rake for it.

 

[Marks481]

Some pictures at the TRACTORBYNET photo gallery:

http://www.tractorbynet.com/photos/showgallery.php/cat/533

(Hidden plug here for people to add to this gallery, since pictures posted in the forum get lost over time, but the gallery will keep them all together in one spot).

Also some on my website.

 

[pequeajim]

Really nice pictures on your web site showing the usefulness of the PT. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

 

[NJBill]

As I am already on my journey through the Eighties, I purchased my PT422 to make some tasks which were never any problem, a little ( spelled LOT ) easier. I selected forks, and an LM bucket to move things, and a minihoe to dig , and of course the 48 inch finish mower gives me a riding mower.
However, today was one of those times when I had to improvise.
A bundle of shingles is much heavier now, than when I was younger and the PT was about 30 inches short of the mark, to help me place the shingles on to a shed roof.
An inverted saw horse clamped to the forks, and a piece of ply screwed to the horse legs did the trick.
I guess you caould call this an attachment attachment.
Enjoy your PT to the fullest. Bill

 

[J_J]

Can you confirm, that your stump grinder has replaceable teeth, and the blade can be reversed if needed?