atv/utv working machines picture thread

[ArlyA]

Thanks for keeping this thread about working with your atv/utv machines.

 

[sandman2234]

I'd like to keep this thread about atv's and utv's doing work.

Apparently you didn't see that I had removed all the snow from that area?
David from jax

 

[sandman2234]

This wasn't work, I was just testing the hydraulics to see how they handled a load of dirt. The Toro Workman didn't even know it was back there and dumped it with ease.
David from jax

 

[sandman2234]

A friend dropped by and said "nice toy" as we started loading it with limbs. My Bride suggested that he ride with me out to dump them. I backed it into position and he got out to start unloading. I told him to get back in and shut the door. I pulled a lever and the bed went up, and just that quick the load was dumped. He was surprised, and I said "not quite the toy you were expecting"?
This picture was when the Toro Workman still had a flatbed. I changed it out to a bed with sides and built a tailgate for it a couple weeks ago, when I did the dirt dump picture above.
David from jax

 

[sandman2234]

We offered to let a friend park is camper next to the garage wall so he could do some work to it. His F150 couldn't maneuver it into place due to space constraints, so I told him to drop it and I hooked the Toro up to it and put it into position. I engaged the differential lock and used transmission low range. The Toro Workman handled the 3500 pound camper just fine. (This Toro workman is rated 2150 pounds in dump bed or 3500 pounds towing)
David from jax