Carrying rake and shovel

SylvainG · Apr 27, 2021

So I saw this somewhere (not sure if it's here) and thought about posting it since it works pretty well and is cheap

Those magnets are small but really strong.

Extreme Power Rare Earth Cup Magnets,1.26 inch Diameter, Industrial Strength Round Base Neodymium Magnets,95 lbs Holding Force, Pack of 8 : Amazon.ca: Industrial & Scientific

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Perfect size to hold a shovel or rake

Quick Fist Original Clamp for Mounting Tools and Equipment 1"-2-1/4" Diameter (Pack of 2) : Amazon.ca: Tools & Home Improvement

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muskieken · Dec 10, 2021

you missed a great spot, the round tube connecting the lift arms of the front end loader

SylvainG · Dec 10, 2021

I would have but I couldn't find covers that fit them.

sea2summit · Dec 10, 2021

SylvainG said:
I would have but I couldn't find covers that fit them.

You stick the shovel in it, quality bungee to hold it in. Just take it out of your working in the woods

Thunder chicken · Dec 11, 2021

Piece of 3” pipe. Works for shovels and rakes too
I don’t normally drive straight downhill, but when I do, the pickaroon don’t fall out in case you’re wondering!

chim · Dec 11, 2021

I wondered if I was really dumb enough to catch the shovel sticking out of the cross tube and break it off.

I was.

oosik · Dec 12, 2021

I've never looked for "plugs" for my FEL cross tube. I wad up old shop rags and stuff in the holes to hold shovels/rakes in place.

So far - when out in the woods - I've yet to break anything off.

The Deerslayer · Dec 12, 2021

Looks like a good idea, thanks for sharing. Were you able to use the existing hardware to connect the clamp to the magnet?

SylvainG · Dec 22, 2021

At first, yes, I used the screw that came with the magnet but it doesn't take much to rip it off the clamp. I bought stainless steel bolts, nuts and washers and the magnet will pull away before both separates now.