Most useful attachments that I can make?

[600rider]

I do not want to bash any one, that is not my intent,

but I read these headings and basically it says tell me what I need,

what I need and what you need is two different things, and how you work and live,

I made a tree planter a few years ago, great tool if you need it other wise it just sets,
post hole digger great if you need it, if not it sets,

you must do things around your place or work and having some thing would make the job easer, that is what I would build, if it is a drag for the drive way or a set of forks or a digger or a bucket cement mixer, or a power broom, or stump remover, or a log skid, and so on,?

I think what he is saying more than "what do I need" is "give me some ideas on things to build". One guy may need a certain tool but to another it would be completely useless. Just tell him what you feel is a good useful tool and he is the one to decide weather he needs on or not. I just made a QH for my fel bucket and some forks but can't think of any other tools to make for it.

how is some one else going to know what would make your life easer or what you would enjoy building,

 

[Ken Pike]

Some of the stuff I have made for my Ford 8N & my Kubota B7100.

 

[600rider]

Ken Pike, That's a slick setup on the rear forks! And most excellent use of hitch tube!!! I have a small winch that I bought at auction and thought about putting it on my B7510 but didn't want to leave it there because I use it on my utility trailer, Now I got an idea of how to mount it for use on both!!

 

[ak9]

I've the Absolutely Most useful attachment. I engineered & fabbed it 2-3 years ago and it has proven reliable.It is by far... the best attachment that I have made. I plan on going into poduction soon as... patent pending & possibly copywright too
ak9

 

[Ken Pike]

600Rider - forks have come in handy a few times. With a pallet slid over the forks I can load & move (8) 24"x30"x1.5" patio blocks - the 9th block causes the front wheels to come up a bit if I hit a bump. Last Fall I loaded a 18" x 12' White Ash log (donated from a buddy's firewood load),traveled 1/2 mi. to my wife's Uncle's band saw mill for sawing. While he started on that one, I went back for the the other 12' section of the log. As we sawed, I stacked the sawn lumber back on my forks, hauled it all in (1) load (very heavy!) down to our cottage & stickered it under cover. Haven't tried it for fit on my Kubota but it will take Cat 1 implements. I might make a smaller set this summer when we get moved back there.

 

[BigSteve63]

Just finished using a MadReferee-inspired dethatcher that I built last weekend, using scrap 2" tube. Does an outstanding job! Still need to install the stand legs, and may fab up some gauge wheels, but really not sure if they are needed.