I did some searching and found nothing on tool carriers for B9200's. As I don't have materials or the diy ability, can anyone steer me toward something that bolts on to carry general tools and such, maybe even my chainsaw in and out of the woods? Thanks!
Tool carrier
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sandyc
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Messicks has an add on the website that might do what you want
jjp8182
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There are a growing number of options for either ROPS mounted carriers or 3-pt mounted that aren't for a specific tractor.
ROPS-mounted would include the Roll Bar Tool Carrying System (as mentioned) sold by Messicks: General: RACKS36? - Roll Bar Tool Carrying System, Part # RACKS36?
Tractor Caddy: Tractor Caddy- A Tractor Tool Box - Ask Tractor Mike
3pt mounted would include:
- the various Big Tool Racks (sold by various places): Bigtoolrack 3 Pt Tractor Carry Alls | Shop Online | BigToolRack
- 3pt mounted pallet forks/mover (possibly with truck-bed toolbox/tool storage)
and the other option with minimal diy skill (i.e. if you can operate and maintain a chainsaw you likely have more skills than needed), get a cheap carryall frame and cut/bolt whatever wood you want onto it. Illustrative example here: #2? Must Have Tractor Attachment! and it's cheap - YouTube
Quick Fist clamps can also be useful for some objects, if you have a place to mount them.
..alternatively if you have a 2" receiver anywhere on the tractor or on a ballast box, a cargo tray for 2" receivers might be useful.....
(yeah, I've looked at quite a few different options ...and may eventually end up with several different ones)
ROPS-mounted would include the Roll Bar Tool Carrying System (as mentioned) sold by Messicks: General: RACKS36? - Roll Bar Tool Carrying System, Part # RACKS36?
Tractor Caddy: Tractor Caddy- A Tractor Tool Box - Ask Tractor Mike
3pt mounted would include:
- the various Big Tool Racks (sold by various places): Bigtoolrack 3 Pt Tractor Carry Alls | Shop Online | BigToolRack
- 3pt mounted pallet forks/mover (possibly with truck-bed toolbox/tool storage)
and the other option with minimal diy skill (i.e. if you can operate and maintain a chainsaw you likely have more skills than needed), get a cheap carryall frame and cut/bolt whatever wood you want onto it. Illustrative example here: #2? Must Have Tractor Attachment! and it's cheap - YouTube
Quick Fist clamps can also be useful for some objects, if you have a place to mount them.
..alternatively if you have a 2" receiver anywhere on the tractor or on a ballast box, a cargo tray for 2" receivers might be useful.....
(yeah, I've looked at quite a few different options ...and may eventually end up with several different ones)
Fallon
Super Member
I bolted some $5 auction find bed truck boxes to a pallet. I find a lot of value to being able to drop it where I'm working & still use the tractor & impliments. I call it my fencing pallet but use it for a lot more than that.
