Pin storage.
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Wagtail
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Interesting addition.
Personally, I have no need to carry such a variety of ready-use pins on my small property, but it sure looks 'handy'.
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Personally, I have no need to carry such a variety of ready-use pins on my small property, but it sure looks 'handy'.
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shovelmike
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That's a pretty clever setup. My Ferguson has storage in left fender, Mahindra has a ROPS mounted toolbox. Those work for me.
groundcover
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A manly pin cushion, good thinking!
chim
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Small Harbor Freight tool bag behind the seat.
3Ts
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Tool box mounted on fender. Contains pins, wrenches, gloves and paper towels.
Mendonsy
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I also use a toolbox for storage, but I can definitely see an advantage to making a smaller version of your idea as a place to temporarily store pins while changing attachments.
ruffdog
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Do the pins rattle or klink around while the tractor is running?
PILOON
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LOL, I simply have a 'tool box' and rummage thru 'till I find what I need.
Mind U I Like the idea to retain pins when I change implements on a seasonal basis as most often I loose some.
Aren't magnets not just great?
Mind U I Like the idea to retain pins when I change implements on a seasonal basis as most often I loose some.
Aren't magnets not just great?
oosik
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I keep a few extra snap rings in the OEM tool box behind the seat. The spare Cat 2 pins, sleeves, etc - all in one cardboard box in the tool shed. I have to return to the tool shed area to swap any 3-point implements anyhow.
However - that's a handy addition if you will need alternate parts out in the field.
However - that's a handy addition if you will need alternate parts out in the field.
joeyd
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I keep a set of pins on all of my 3 pt. attachments reducing what I have to carry around. That said the .30 cal ammo box mounted on the back of the tractor keeps a spare in case I loose something in the field. Once I did manage to loose a spring clip off of the skid shoe on my front snow plow while plowing. Glad I had the spare with me.
EddieWalker
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Like others, my pins are in the toolbox attached to my tractor. I also have bolts for sheer pins, hose clamps, zip ties and a variety of tools to fix most things out in the field.
