Where to buy Carryall on line.

[dlabrie]

I have read a lot of posts about 3pt Carryalls. I have seen them on the TSC site. There are no TSCs here in NH and I was wondering if anyone knew where I might find an online dealer.
Thanks

 

[Golfgar4]

Here's one I found. Agrifarm

I'll bet those more, but I didn't take the time to look further. I just did a Goggle search for "tractor carryalls". /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

 

[theboman]

Check with our friends at Sweet Tractor Sales
http://www.sweettractors.com/

I didn't see any but I only scanned his site of 45 seconds.

I highly recommend Ken Sweet and Sweet Tractors. Great to work with and deal with.

 

[theboman]

Yep he has them... duh

 

[MadReferee]

Why not just make one? I made one for quite a bit less than what I could buy one for, especially when you consider what shipping will cost.

If you are interested in having one made, PM me. I have built stuff for other TBNers before. I am in southern NH.

 

[rozett]

David, I'm sure that you can buy one from a local dealer. You might find one cheaper online, but by the time you pay for shipping you'll end up paying more.

My suggestion, take a picture of one to a local welding shop and have them build you one. I'll bet it comes out cheaper and it will be stronger.

 

[MadReferee]

For example, the one I built cost me around $30-$35 a year ago. It was built from a set of purchased plans and is designed to hold 500-800 lbs. With todays steel prices, the cost for materials should still be less than $50.

Then there is my time. Still cheaper than buying one and having it shipped which would probably cost around $100 minimum.

 

[dlabrie]

Thanks,
I am going to take a picture of one to the shop at the High school and see if it might be a project they would want to do.

 

[dlabrie]

Mad,
Where could I buy the plans you mentioned?

 

[MadReferee]

plan web site

PLAN0068 Platform carrier $6.95 + postage

I made a few improvements to mine but the basic design is good. Built mine over a weekend.