Which bucket (yet again)?

[stray]

Not trying to get back on the subject or anything like that (LOL) but I wanted to post a pic of hauling some OAK to compare how much a load of heaver wood can be hauled. Sorry guys now back to shipping. Good luck.

 

[BobRip]

I thought I would bring this to the top.

Bob Rip

 

[ernemats]

How is this for a big bucket?

 

[J_J]

That is some bucket, did you build it? What is the rest of the story?

 

[stray]

Wow!! I guess I'll have to give up my biggest bucket crown. Like JJ I would like to know the rest of the story and see some more pics. Looks Good!!!

 

[BillCroasmun]

Wow, not only a big bucket but what a wonderful view! Nice place ernemats. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

 

[bbabineau]

I love the coach light on the end of the bucket - is it 12 volt or do you trail an extension cord?

 

[Highridge]

WoW, that's big! Looks like the LM bucket for a larger PT.

 

[BobRip]

What is that, a garage for the PT422? It's big enough. You just disconnect it and drive in the other side. I like it.

Bob Rip

 

[ernemats]

The bucket is off my AGCO ALLIS tractor. I had taken it off one day and had put it away and did not feel like getting it out to move the bucket into my garage and I just happened to have my power-trac out, so I wondered if the power-trac could lift the bucket and carry it over and put it in the garage. I had the power-trac small bucket on and I just put the tip of the bucket under the quick attach plate of the big bucket and curled the pt bucket as far as it would go and then just lifted it up and put it away. The bucket is 6 foot wide and about 3 foot high and 2 foot deep and weighs 180 kg (397 lbs) according to the serial number plate. I was really surprised the pt lifted it without any problem. I thought it would be neat to put a picture of it on the pt forum. And JJ no I did not make the bucket, I have never done any welding and I am not talented like you at making attachments for my pt.