Citydude
Super Member
A TSC boom pole. Made me realize I needed a loader so I bought a tractor with a loader. Best $150.00 bucks I ever spent 
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k0ua
Epic Contributor
Lets see. Most used and needed:
Rear scrape blade. Gotta have it to repair the road constantly.
Grapple, gotta have it to take care of the brush and rocks.
Canopy. gotta have it in the summer to prevent brain cooking.
Ballast for 3pt. Gotta have it when using loader for heavy loads
rarely used: bush hog. maybe twice a year at most. Could get by without it.
Rear scrape blade. Gotta have it to repair the road constantly.
Grapple, gotta have it to take care of the brush and rocks.
Canopy. gotta have it in the summer to prevent brain cooking.
Ballast for 3pt. Gotta have it when using loader for heavy loads
rarely used: bush hog. maybe twice a year at most. Could get by without it.
ning
Elite Member
I'd just like to take a moment and thank you all for providing me with a huge, well-thought-out shopping list!
crash325
Elite Member
Another made item.
Boom pole. Only used 1 time. Do have some work for it in the future. 1 Advantage is that by adjusting a chain it can be moved from side to side. Also it mounts on the FEL & that has a lot more lift than the 3 point
Boom pole. Only used 1 time. Do have some work for it in the future. 1 Advantage is that by adjusting a chain it can be moved from side to side. Also it mounts on the FEL & that has a lot more lift than the 3 point
mapper
Veteran Member
Tiller, cut spring garden prep from a week to a couple of hours. Brush hog, no more beating up my lawn tractor doing stuff it wasn't designed for. FEL looking forward to delivery of a pair of clamp on forks for handing brush and tree limbs. Scraper blade, it's kept the driveway smooth for years, used to be on the 8N about 98% of the time.
Stuff on the Massey Ferguson that I really appreciate, power steering, HST, and FWD.
Stuff on the Massey Ferguson that I really appreciate, power steering, HST, and FWD.
That's 2 for RR. Awesome for preping / clearing lawn, drives, etc, great for digging, ripping.
Backhoe #3
innrkid
Bronze Member
Wife
Dog
Dog
PILOON
Super Star Member
In my case TOOTH BAR, so handy that I never take it off and simply added a rugged wear strip on my bucket heel to use for back grading.
Next is an electric HD winch that I use for occasional 'logging' that slips into my trailer hitch tube.
Another occasionally used tool is a wicked big 'clamp on' tooth that I use to pop foot sized rocks and 'rip' out small shrubs.
The 'tooth' makes short work of clean plucking 3-4 ft ceders and other shrubs with minimal soil clumps.
Then naturally is my back blade that with practice grades and moves lots of top dressing.
Last on my list is a 3 bladed drag to dress gravel driveways.
Next is an electric HD winch that I use for occasional 'logging' that slips into my trailer hitch tube.
Another occasionally used tool is a wicked big 'clamp on' tooth that I use to pop foot sized rocks and 'rip' out small shrubs.
The 'tooth' makes short work of clean plucking 3-4 ft ceders and other shrubs with minimal soil clumps.
Then naturally is my back blade that with practice grades and moves lots of top dressing.
Last on my list is a 3 bladed drag to dress gravel driveways.
cat fever
Elite Member
Aside from the FEL, My Spring Tooth Harrow and Ballast Box are at the top of the list.
Soldier415
Platinum Member
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- 2001 Kubota L3010GST. 2005 Kubota L3430HSTC
Not really an attachment per se, but just got my L3430 back from having 3 remotes and a top n tilt installed.
Worth every penny
Worth every penny
Jeff Lary
Platinum Member
Cat Fever
What kind of lift arms are those ? They look like the would extend outward a few inches maybe making the hook up of attachments a little easier. I can see that hooking p my weight box can be a hassle where it is so heavy I cannot even crow bar it forward or left or right even a fraction if needed.
What kind of lift arms are those ? They look like the would extend outward a few inches maybe making the hook up of attachments a little easier. I can see that hooking p my weight box can be a hassle where it is so heavy I cannot even crow bar it forward or left or right even a fraction if needed.
Jeff Lary
Platinum Member
Cat Fever
What kind of lift arms are those ? My weight box is hard to hook up where it is so heavy I cannot even crow bar it even a little if need be. Yours will telescope a few inches It looks like? that would be a big help with all 3pt implements.
What kind of lift arms are those ? My weight box is hard to hook up where it is so heavy I cannot even crow bar it even a little if need be. Yours will telescope a few inches It looks like? that would be a big help with all 3pt implements.
Jeff Lary
Platinum Member
I have posted twice but it does not appear on the page?
Jeff Lary
Platinum Member
It seems that my home computer was not allowing me to see that my posts were actually being posted the site was giving me fits yesterday. Sorry about all the posts.
k0ua
Epic Contributor
Jeff there have been some technical issues with the forum lately like what you described.
Jeff Lary
Platinum Member
thanks for the response I was feeling like the red headed stepchild.
Jeff Lary
Platinum Member
yea I guess I am at that
cat fever
Elite Member
Sorry for the late response, it's hay time and I've been busy.
The lift arms are the standard (extendable) arms that come stock on my tractor. They do make it nice hooking up heavy things, like a 1500 pound block of cement.:laughing:
TMGT
Elite Member
I have a lot of attachments bought and built that come in very handy, but my favorite bought implement is the Goosen pto straw blower. I don't use it that often but I no longer dread putting straw down and saves a lot of time and material!
