tractor supply carry all

[shortthrow50]

Ok, ill be the poster boy for tractor supply implements haha. I have one close buy so i buy the stuff. This implement has 1000 pound capacity. Im sure it can handle much more. I paid 120 bucks new. Tomororow im gonna form up about 1k pounds of concrete to use as ballast for loader when i get it and the carry all will be able to slip underneath like carry forks. Not showing off the power of the carry all, just showing a video for those curious about it. I made the plywood backing and platform. it has various holes in it for bolts and etc. enjoy


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[qstott]

You might want to think about adding some reinforcing on the side plates where the three point hitch pins mount. I loaded mine with 900 lbs of concrete and the hitch pins have bent upward slightly.

 

[shortthrow50]

Thanks for the info! I will do that

 

[DKCDKC]

I bought a TSC carry-all in 2003 in an attempt to put weight on the back of my John Deere 2030 for pushing snow. I used scrap deck boards and such to floor it for strength, and loaded it with concrete blocks. It helped, but not as much as loading my tires. The problem really was trying to push snow with a 2WD tractor. Later I took off the carry all and mounted a box blade there all winter, with some cinderblocks tied on it.

However, two years ago I sold the carry-all to a local truck farmer who loves it for toting boxes and stuff around his farm. He paid me $10 less than I paid for it, and got the wood for free.

I think these carry-alls are great for carrying things, but not so hot for just weight.

 

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Ok, ill be the poster boy for tractor supply implements haha. I have one close buy so i buy the stuff. This implement has 1000 pound capacity. Im sure it can handle much more. I paid 120 bucks new. Tomororow im gonna form up about 1k pounds of concrete to use as ballast for loader when i get it and the carry all will be able to slip underneath like carry forks. Not showing off the power of the carry all, just showing a video for those curious about it. I made the plywood backing and platform. it has various holes in it for bolts and etc. enjoy


tractor supply carry all - YouTube

I thought these things were scheduled for 500# only. how'd it do with the thousand?

 

[shortthrow50]

I thought these things were scheduled for 500# only. how'd it do with the thousand?

most are only rated for that. However, this one is rated at 1000 pounds per their listing. I have only lifted about 800 pounds with it so far and didnt really see any types of stress issues. I did make a 1000 pound counter weight to go on the back with the carry all. I Let you know how that works out.

Here is how tsc advertises it with capacity:

The CountyLineｮ Carry All is category 1 quick hitch compatible and is made of angle iron. It has a 1,000 lb. capacity.

標orking Width: 26 in.
姫roduct Weight: 97 lb.
百teel
菱itch Type: Category 1
畢imited warranty
Tractor Supply is proud to introduce CountyLineｮ, our brand of high quality, competitively priced agricultural products. With a full line of 3-point equipment for your tractor, as well an assortment of sub-compact pieces, our goal is to provide you with the implements you need to get the job done. Designed for durability and superior performance, all CountyLineｮ products come with satisfaction guaranteed.
NOTE: Product assortment and specifications may vary by store location.

 

[JDGREEN4ME]

Neat...I would have run over my camera however.

 

[20 20]

I have one and have used it for loading logs on the mill. I did over load, and tweaked it some, it took a lot

 

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I have one and have used it for loading logs on the mill. I did over load, and tweaked it some, it took a lot

Just to ball park its utility, would this carrier take the majority of these logs one at a time?

 

[shortthrow50]

Just to ball park its utility, would this carrier take the majority of these logs one at a time?

i doubt it without some reinforcements. I did however drop off a drawing to the fabrication shop down the road to cut me 2 one foot peices of 1/2 steel about 2 3/4 wide and 7/8 holes drilled through them to reeinforce the lift pin areas. He qoutoted me 30 bucks. This should up the capacity significantly and should handle a good deal of weight. I did this becuase of what the guy said earlier in the thread

 

[qstott]

Let me know how your reinforcements work out. That's a good idea.

 

[CTPhil]

The carryall in my signature picture is from TSC. I'm sure it could take a lot more weight than what's on there in the pic.

 

[20 20]

Just to ball park its utility, would this carrier take the majority of these logs one at a time?

1 at a time would be NO problem at all. I was loading 8-10 footers 4-6 at a time. When I tweaked it I had a 38"diameter hemlock around 10' long estimated weight would have been around 3,000lbs or more.

 

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1 at a time would be NO problem at all. I was loading 8-10 footers 4-6 at a time. When I tweaked it I had a 38"diameter hemlock around 10' long estimated weight would have been around 3,000lbs or more.

Good to know, thanks 20-20. This thread has saved me about 130 bucks as I was about to order the 3 pt pallet forks from AGS. $149 + $100 shipping. If you are near one of their stores (AGS) and they do not add the bill of lading to the on site purchase, their forks seem real nice for the money.

 

[20 20]

I payed under 100(if I remember correct) for mine a few years back at TSC. I'm going to see if I have a picture of that log. I know we took some but not sure where to look

 

[tractchores]

I'm thinking of getting something for firewood to increase my capacity per trip (want to fit more than the loader does). Anyone tried this or something similar for that purpose? I want to minimize trips because the ground where some of the firewood is tends to turn into a quagmire after a few trips.

 

[CTPhil]

I'm thinking of getting something for firewood to increase my capacity per trip (want to fit more than the loader does). Anyone tried this or something similar for that purpose? I want to minimize trips because the ground where some of the firewood is tends to turn into a quagmire after a few trips.

That is exactly why I bought mine, also to spare the shaky front end on my tractor.

 

[tractchores]

That is exactly why I bought mine, also to spare the shaky front end on my tractor.

did you just put a piece of plywood for the platform, or did you do anything fancy? Looks like a lot of wood on it in your signature picture, that's exactly what I had in mind (though in my case they are unsplit cut into firewood lengths)

 

[shortthrow50]

did you just put a piece of plywood for the platform, or did you do anything fancy? Looks like a lot of wood on it in your signature picture, that's exactly what I had in mind (though in my case they are unsplit cut into firewood lengths)

you should build an oversized box out of plywood and put it on the carry all in your case. Make it nice a big with the front open and you could throw a boat load of cut firewood in there.


Here is a 1000 pound counter weight i just made. I formed it so it would fit exactly down into the carry all and can be slipped out for unloading it. Notice how tight and contoured it is to the carry all so it doesnt slide off. Bought a bunch of 80 pound bags of concrete at home depot. Was like 40 bucks to make. Measurements are 32"wide 32" deep 16" tall . I concreted a chain in the middle of it so i could lift it up to remove the forms underneath. so many things you can do with a carry all.

 

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Love the block. Sure hope it works out for you.