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[bubenberg]

The Power Dumper Pictures Are Here, Hope Bird will get one too.
it takes at times a while for good things to get to fruition

go and look at the pt site they are here

hrl

 

[MossRoad]

Very cool! <A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.power-trac.com/attachmentmain.htm> Here's a clickable link</A> to Power Trac's attachment page. A great page just got better /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif

 

[MossRoad]

So it looks like you can load it, hook your bucket on it, detach the bucket and pick up the trailer, then take it wherever you need it and dump it? Set it down, put your bucket back on and spread out the dumplings?

WOW!!! Looks really big, too. Any idea of the volume of the cart?

 

[pajoube]

Hans,
Thanks for the update are there more than one size of these carts?
PJ

 

[bubenberg]

there is one model for the 4xx series, load capacity 35 cubic feet for $1000.oo and one with 42 cubic feet for the 14xx and above machines for $1200.00.

 

[bubenberg]

Mr. M.R. for cubic feet please see my post before, thanks. the rod sticking out (as seen in the back side picture of the dumper) allows you to dump without leaving the seat, but still allows you to control how much you want to dump in one place, by how high you lift the trailer. or you can manually control the distribution by how wide you open the tailgate as demoed in the last two pictures on their site.

 

[MossRoad]

Very nice. Let us know how it works after mulch season is over for you /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif

 

[bubenberg]

Will do. Charlie is also working/helping me on a way to get smaller amounts of mulch in tighter spaces via the pt conveyance. i will contribute the stuntdriving, the 10 cubic feet light matl. pt bucket, i have two of them.

 

[Bird]

Yep, Sean showed me that when I visited there; pretty neat idea for a place to put the bucket while you have the power dumper hooked up, and you should be able to swap back and forth pretty quickly.

 

[Anonymous Poster]

Very /w3tcompact/icons/cool.gif...Guess I would call it the "trip" saver...
that is, anywhere from 3 to 6 trips ((4 to 7,-1 for the trailer itself)for 4xx machines depending on material density and bucket used /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif...

Judging by the tires, I'm guessing this is not roadworthy...wouldn't it be nice to take it down to the local gravel "store" to satisfy a quick chore.

Thank you for the update.