Unloading The Delivery of Your Attachment

[dennis33]

A lot has happened since my first post about unloading attachments.

I picked up the carry-all frame from TSC and built the platform for a box on it. Then I ordered a set of forks for the FEL and bought a DR 16.50 Pro woodchipper - 400 lbs - (which the dealer put on my truck).

Now the fun stuff... I previously moved one of my video games to the barn which I used as ballast on the carry-all. Then I used to forks to remove the woodchipper from the bed of my truck and delivered it all into the barn!




BTW...Most of the staining of the barn was done from the platform on the carry-all. We even pulled the tractor into the shade and had lunch on the carry-all a few times during the staining. Can't do that with a ballast box!

Now if it would only reach to the second floor!

 

[dennis33]

Here we are building the carry-all on the TSC frame. I'm glad that we have this attachment!

 

[Ford850]

I have the same carry-all and it's probably my most used attachment. I have a similar wood bed and recently added sides to it for hauling firewood. It's amazing how many things you can use it for and how it compliments the FEL. I added a couple vertical 2" pvc pipes about 30" long to the front wall of mine next to the 3ph pins. I capped the bottoms of the pipes and they work great for rakes, shovels, etc.

 

[rd_macgregor]

I built a similar TSC Carryall platform this summer. It is about 3x5ft with folding sides and channels in the sides to hold boards for a back gate. The top backgate board comes out and can be used as a seat, if I'm transporting assistants to the woods or wherever. I also have mounted some plastic pipe pieces to hold tool handles and also built a scabbard for the chainsaw. The lumber cost considerably more than the carryall frame did! I have it on the tractor most of the time.
BOB