Home-made attachments...

[pwright]

Just finished up a rock bucket Hope the frost is gone soon.

Nice! What do you figure it weighs?

 

[brewdog]

Excellent job! That will be a handy thing for a lot of stuff.

 

[rasorbackq]

Nice! What do you figure it weighs?

Not sure how accurate the sales receipt is but it said 355 lbs and the second receipt was 65lbs plus the skid steer plate. I'm thinking close to 500 lbs . Its very very heavy for me to move . I can roll it from the skid steer mount to the bottom , its somewhat balanced.
Took 3 guys to stand it on end to weld.

 

[rasorbackq]

 

[Xfaxman]

View attachment 360805

Where is your home-made attachment?

I have seen that picture before.

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/attachments/302100-wheel-chains-fit-3-point.html

 

[rasorbackq]

Where is your home-made attachment?

I have seen that picture before.

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/attachments/302100-wheel-chains-fit-3-point.html

Wrong pic sorry.

 

[bandaidmd]

OK, you asked for it:

In the background of one of your pictures you have a fork frame,did you build that? The reason i ask is i have a store bought one and the frame is at a 90 degree angle to the forks where yours is kicked out on the bottom. Thats a good thing because i can only angle my forks back a few degrees at lower heights, I would advise anyone looking at forks to consider this.

 

[Xfaxman]

OK, you asked for it:

In the background of one of your pictures you have a fork frame,did you build that? The reason i ask is i have a store bought one and the frame is at a 90 degree angle to the forks where yours is kicked out on the bottom. Thats a good thing because i can only angle my forks back a few degrees at lower heights, I would advise anyone looking at forks to consider this.

My 3 point adapter is made that way. It does increase the rollback angle.

Shown here on the Tilt-Tach, with the boxblade on it.

 

[ovrszd]

In the background of one of your pictures you have a fork frame,did you build that? The reason i ask is i have a store bought one and the frame is at a 90 degree angle to the forks where yours is kicked out on the bottom. Thats a good thing because i can only angle my forks back a few degrees at lower heights, I would advise anyone looking at forks to consider this.

My Brother had a pair of forks that he added to a QA frame at a 90 degree angle. First time I used them, when I got done I hauled them to my shop and modified to kick out at the bottom. My reasoning was so my FEL level indicator was accurate.

 

[CDN Farm Boy]

hello,live in n.ireland,I've made several things that might be of interest to u ,not copies, just my own ideas, the 1 i have posted is a couple of attachments for a mini digger to leave it a bit handier to erect a fence on ur own im not an engineer and just made this in my spare time if u like it ill show more fotos of it and different stuff

That looks like an interesting attachment for anyone that has lots of fencing to do -- and hopefully not too many rocks.

Got any more info/pics/video of it?