bobcat style Quick attach

[JASTN70D]

Andy

The best looking fabrication I have ever seen. This kind of stuff is real popular here. Thanks for the pictures.!

 

[PineRidge]

John didn't you say that you needed a set of QA plates like that for an upcoming plow project? /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

 

[JASTN70D]

Yes until I saw this post "snowplow on my NH TN65" I sure like the idea of keeping it close. But who knows?

 

[htatro]

Thanks john. This is what I enjoy most. Trying to make something fit or work that wasn't originally intended to. Makes the wife nuts /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif. I'm currently working on a tine grapple bucket that I will post some pictures of when it is done.

 

[dummy]

That looks great. I think I added this caution before but, regular lube and movement of the locking pins is a necessity. You wouldn't believe how tough they can be to knock out if they get rusted in. Heat, PB blaster, heat, big hammer, bigger hammer. Oh yeah, if they do get stuck, beating from the bottom side may ruin the pin!

 

[timb]

Only thing I see missing is a picture of the rest of that M! Great tractors.

 

[htatro]

Tim, Unfortunatly the rest of the tractor is very used and dosen't look all that great. It is definately not as pretty as the quick attach /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif. Lets put it this way, My dad had the bright idea to haul it to a tractor show this summer and came home with a trophy for MOST USED. Not a big suprise. The clay stuck to the bucket floor probably didn't hurt any. Don't get me wrong though, it has been a great tractor and I wouldn't trade it for anything. ( well maybe a brand new John Deere )I hope to get some time this summer to put a coat of paint on it and cover some of the battle wounds Thanks, Andy

 

[txdon]

<font color="blue">"...came home with a trophy for MOST USED." </font>

That has to be the highest honor of all the trophies.

That means you bought the right tractor! /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif