Home-made attachments...

[PhysAssist]

As promised, here are a few pix of the finished

That is a great set up, nice clean lines!

I gots to get me a plasma cutter!

Thanks for sharing.
Thomas

 

[deerseeker001]

Good Job on all.

 

[Sodo]

I made a brush fork for the Front End Loader of my (sold) BX-24 tractor, it became my favorite attachment.
Then I made 5 mini-stick rakes that pin onto the tines of the brush fork.

Then I got a mini-excavator with a thumb.

Recently started adapting the mini-stick-rakes to the excavator. Not tested yet but hoping be able to rake up sticks like its nobody's business! ….and drop them on a trailer…..then tow the trailer (with excavator) to the burn pile……and toss it on the burnpile with the X! Fun stuff?

 

[kered]

Your welcome, i haven't applied for copyright yet

Hi Derek,

Nice thoughtful work. I may have to copy some of your concept.

Thanks!

Thomas

 

[kered]

A few more pics and info on the tractor in my introduction thread if your interested
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/new-member-introductions/311293-greetings-sunny-spain.html

@Derek - Carryall and hitch look good to me. That's a very interesting looking tractor.

 

[Baby Grand]

That's one industrial strength back scratcher, Sodo!
All kidding aside - a very clever idea, well executed.
I bet it works great.

 

[bmaverick]

innovation is birthed out of necessity.

 

[bcp]

innovation is birthed out of necessity.

"Necessity is the mother of invention"

"Too expensive to buy" is the father.



Bruce

 

[PhysAssist]

"Necessity is the mother of invention"

"Too expensive to buy" is the father.



Bruce

2X that Bruce!

 

[cormier]

Ya, he's only 40 + mile from me, I think this is his brother I got!!!!!!!

I've got one in my sights to. Just need the neighbor to leave when he is out.