wkpoor
Platinum Member
- Joined
- Jan 14, 2007
- Messages
- 613
- Location
- Amanda, OH
- Tractor
- John Deere 5400, Farmall H, Farmall Cub, Allis Chalmers CA
Here are some pics of my setup.
Power Beyond & TSC Log Splitter
- Thread starter savageayape
- Start date
- Views: 7912
OP
savageayape
Bronze Member
That's a pretty slick custom set up. I may have to copy it. Thank you for sharing it with us.
BTDT
Veteran Member
- Joined
- Sep 17, 2006
- Messages
- 2,209
- Location
- North Texas
- Tractor
- IH M Farmall-propane powered, H Farmall (father-in-laws), Ford 1300 diesel
Nice setup. You live close to an airport? That trailer looks like a luggage handler. Nice job there also. Now about that reciever hitch on the front. Looks a little high to be hooking too, but I'm sure you can explain.
wkpoor
Platinum Member
- Joined
- Jan 14, 2007
- Messages
- 613
- Location
- Amanda, OH
- Tractor
- John Deere 5400, Farmall H, Farmall Cub, Allis Chalmers CA
I do work at an airport as I'm an A&P Mechanic.
I love recievers. They are on most everything I own. You need to think a little outside the box with recievers. They can be used for more than just hitches. They can be a place to attach all kinds of things or just be a place to pull from. Even my truck has a front Reese Hitch. Its handy to move wagons around or maybe a place for someone to pull me out when I get stuck. You could plug in a tool box there or even a workbench. On that tractor pictured I actually do have a drop ball mount that puts the ball down to normal height out in front of the tires. Makes positioning wagons a trailers in tight spots a breeze. And narrow front end tractors can be exceptionally handy as they can turn real tight. My Farmall H turning ability is ZTR and it has a front hitch also.
BTDT
Veteran Member
- Joined
- Sep 17, 2006
- Messages
- 2,209
- Location
- North Texas
- Tractor
- IH M Farmall-propane powered, H Farmall (father-in-laws), Ford 1300 diesel
wkpoor said:I do work at an airport as I'm an A&P Mechanic.
I love recievers. They are on most everything I own. You need to think a little outside the box with recievers. They can be used for more than just hitches. They can be a place to attach all kinds of things or just be a place to pull from. Even my truck has a front Reese Hitch. Its handy to move wagons around or maybe a place for someone to pull me out when I get stuck. You could plug in a tool box there or even a workbench. On that tractor pictured I actually do have a drop ball mount that puts the ball down to normal height out in front of the tires. Makes positioning wagons a trailers in tight spots a breeze. And narrow front end tractors can be exceptionally handy as they can turn real tight. My Farmall H turning ability is ZTR and it has a front hitch also.
Nice restoration you have going on there. Looks good.
