3 point hitch/carry all

[Wilkinsonlevi]

Just finished building a 3 point hitch for my tractor. I move trailers pretty often and spend a lot of time in the woods doing firewood. I think this is going to work great to carry chains, wedges, straps, gas and oil.

 

[ruffdog]

Good job.....nice winter project. :thumbsup:

 

[MF RED in MT]

That's a very good looking build you did !

KC

 

[sweettractors]

Nice design and the build looks great !! Ken Sweet

 

[groundcover]

You are going to need a lot bigger tractor to bend that baby ! Well done !

 

[Wilkinsonlevi]

You are going to need a lot bigger tractor to bend that baby ! Well done !

LOL. I usually overbuild everything that way I don’t have to rebuild it.

 

[Thomas]

Dang that looks nice :thumbsup:
Do you plan on attaching something like pipe or clamps hold shove rake etc. ?

 

[Wilkinsonlevi]

Dang that looks nice :thumbsup:
Do you plan on attaching something like pipe or clamps hold shove rake etc. ?

Thank you!

No, I don’t think so. I don’t have a need for any of those for what I do in the woods. Only other thing I need that I can’t fit in basket is a chainsaw. That I carry in a mount on my loader frame.

 

[Billrog]

:thumbsup: Nile job !!!

 

[RalphVa]

Nice job for carrying your tools. What do you carry your wood in? Think I'd add some length out the back and have a bigger cage back behind your tool carry to have fire wood.

I used to have a big garden down below along the creek and carried mucho mulch down in the carryall and FEL. Makes a very stable package to have the front and back about equally loaded. Make a gate at the back to enable better unloading of the wood.

Ralph

 

[Wilkinsonlevi]

Nice job for carrying your tools. What do you carry your wood in? Think I'd add some length out the back and have a bigger cage back behind your tool carry to have fire wood.

I used to have a big garden down below along the creek and carried mucho mulch down in the carryall and FEL. Makes a very stable package to have the front and back about equally loaded. Make a gate at the back to enable better unloading of the wood.

Ralph

Carry wood in 6’ front bucket if I cut in the woods. I can fit almost a facecord in bucket. I either do that or I skid the logs out and cut up and load into my dumptruck.