Cougsfan
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- Joined
- Sep 10, 2008
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- 1,567
- Location
- Eastern Washington State
- Tractor
- Ferguson TO35, Branson 4720CH
I agree, very nice installation. Looks like it would pull you straight up a cliff without breathing hard.
Today I've assembled a 6000lbs hydraulic winch that I made on my Branson. I built this winch mostly to have as a backup plan. Since most of my work is done on some steep hills with some hidden holes and such, I find my self on situations that requires a lot of diff lock work and I've been getting away with it but I want to have another place in case the diff lock doesn't make it.
I've also mounted a toolbox on the tractor. It's probably the most requested item that any Branson owner has. I'll post some pictures of the winch. I need to take some better ones of the toolbox, winch and tractor but the weather is not cooperating.
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Greetings,
I was inspired by your toolbox placement and decided to to use the same location on our 3725h. My wife suggested placing magnets on the backside of the ammo box so that it could be removed when needed, which seemed like a great idea. I found two 95 lb. circular magnets at Harbor Freight and bolted them to the back of the box. Because the box sits above the tapered sides of the step, it can't creep down more than a 1/4 inch before hitting metal-on-metal, keeping it snuggly in place. So far, after loading it up with tools and using the tractor a lot for bucket work and pulling logs, the toolbox has not budged. To release the magnetic grip from the tractor, you just grab the back bottom corner of the box and give a good tug. The toolbox is in a handy spot and the step can still be used. Another brilliant idea by my lovely wife! Here are a few photos.
Scion what size ammo box is that? The magnet mount is slick.