Thanx to All I'm in Big Trouble

[wdchyd]

Cute furbees!
I added a Bro-tek toolbox/front axel protector to carry wrenches, etc. for adjusting attachments. I always am looking for places to carry my chainsaw, lifting chains, crowbar, garden tools and hand rake.
I considered a trailer but my vehicle has a 3500 lb. max. and would only be used to take it for service. Enjoy the diner visit! :dance1::dance1:

Furbees ran great this am.....do you have pics of toolbox?...and Oh Yes....love the "Diner":licking:

 

[Kayakin2]

The tools are rolled up in cloth to avoid toolbox rattle!
It also protects the front end steering.

 

[wdchyd]

The tools are rolled up in cloth to avoid toolbox rattle!
It also protects the front end steering.

Thanx for sharing, thats a clever idea....something else to ponder about....can never have too much junk sometimes:thumbsup:

 

[dcyrilc]

Any repairs to the shed yet?

 

[Randyj]

Nice rig !

What is that on the back of your seat ?

 

[donn12]

If you have hills the rear wheel spacers are great and a 10" bucket is really nice...the bigger bucket robs a lot of power. Enjoy your new tractor!

 

[wdchyd]

Any repairs to the shed yet?

Well, shed project has morphed from....New Shed to Tractor Shed to Pole Barn to Garage with footings/frost walls & concrete floor.....Hope to start excavating next spring after this tree/stump/boulder removal phase is complete....

Funny how these things seem to grow, like feeding a monster, it keeps getting bigger:laughing:

Here's pics of recent activity on the "Homestead" including pics of new alum columns that I fabricated to replace old rotten wood ones on the front porch....That new trailer comes in handy:thumbsup:

 

[dcyrilc]

Well, shed project has morphed from....New Shed to Tractor Shed to Pole Barn to Garage with footings/frost walls & concrete floor.....Hope to start excavating next spring after this tree/stump/boulder removal phase is complete....

We'll expect a thread with full pix.:thumbsup:

Funny how these things seem to grow, like feeding a monster, it keeps getting bigger:laughing:

Here's pics of recent activity on the "Homestead" including pics of new alum columns that I fabricated to replace old rotten wood ones on the front porch....That new trailer comes in handy:thumbsup:

That's cheating for cutting those square aluminum poles.:laughing: The finished poles look great though.:thumbsup:

Nice trailer. Have you looked at the hitch receivers which connect to the 3PH? I got one from the local JD dealer for $79 about a month ago. One of the best purchases I've made for the tractor.:thumbsup: Here's a pic of my tractor with on of my trailers behind it.

 

[irvingj]

I see you're keeping busy.... These machines certainly are useful! :thumbsup:

 

[wdchyd]

I see you're keeping busy.... These machines certainly are useful! :thumbsup:

Big Time!!!.....been hacking away at it between work and play time (with the pups of course)...:laughing:

 

[wdchyd]

That's cheating for cutting those square aluminum poles.:laughing: The finished poles look great though.:thumbsup:

Nice trailer. Have you looked at the hitch receivers which connect to the 3PH? I got one from the local JD dealer for $79 about a month ago. One of the best purchases I've made for the tractor.:thumbsup: Here's a pic of my tractor with on of my trailers behind it.

Yea, the alum was the best setup for price/durability...6x6x1/4" wall, bought 2, 24 footers, cut in half and welded up ends to except 1 1/4" dia threaded rods for adjustment as they go up....perfect cuz I needed 12'6" finished lengths...

Trailer was purchased for the Kubota back in May but comes in handy for lots more....Here's pics of my adaptation of a ball hitch to move trailers in the driveway...whipped it up with steel scraps and 1 new 2" ball...:thumbsup:

Almost make a 3PH ball but BH's in the way when quick trailer adjustment becomes necessary, at least this doesn't need tools for PDQ attachment....

 

[TripleR]

Yea, the alum was the best setup for price/durability...6x6x1/4" wall, bought 2, 24 footers, cut in half and welded up ends to except 1 1/4" dia threaded rods for adjustment as they go up....perfect cuz I needed 12'6" finished lengths...

Trailer was purchased for the Kubota back in May but comes in handy for lots more....Here's pics of my adaptation of a ball hitch to move trailers in the driveway...whipped it up with steel scraps and 1 new 2" ball...:thumbsup:

Almost make a 3PH ball but BH's in the way when quick trailer adjustment becomes necessary, at least this doesn't need tools for PDQ attachment....

Bet you could make a few bucks selling those things.

 

[dcyrilc]

Bet you could make a few bucks selling those things.

+1. It looks great.:thumbsup:

 

[wdchyd]

Bet you could make a few bucks selling those things.

Problem with that is it becomes a job/career.....who's line is "if Necessity is the mother of invention, then laziness is the father":laughing::laughing:??

 

[TripleR]

Problem with that is it becomes a job/career.....who's line is "if Necessity is the mother of invention, then laziness is the father":laughing::laughing:??

Might want to check on a patent and sell the rights; course the cat's probably out of the bag on that one now.

 

[DiezNutz]

Might want to check on a patent and sell the rights; course the cat's probably out of the bag on that one now.

Somewhere in China, there's a new flurry of activity...