PICTURES ONLY thread

air8 · Nov 12, 2018

Rigid Industries 60 degree diffused lights in action at 10pm. It's daylight within 60-ft. of the tractor!!! And useable light for tractor speed well beyond that.

PJSprog · Nov 13, 2018

LS mt125 owner said:
Not to make more work for you after finally finishing 'deckasaurus', but that looks like enough lumber to make some really nice deck benches/seats

You are an astute observer, Ted. That is, in fact, the plan for that and other wood. In addition to the seven 12' deck boards, the bucket is full of smaller cut pieces, the drops from the cut-to-length sections. Wife wants to have a couple of enclosed benches with hinged tops for storage. Not going to happen until next Spring, though.

LS Tractor Owner · Nov 13, 2018

Sounds like those benches are going to be nice! Did you post any pics of the deck? I'm afraid I can't remember....

Almost forgot to add a pic again...

air8 · Nov 13, 2018

I want to hear more about that backhoe thumb. Looks heavy duty in the picture.

Here's mine unloading large panels.

LS Tractor Owner · Nov 14, 2018

air8 said:
I want to hear more about that backhoe thumb. Looks heavy duty in the picture.

Here's mine unloading large panels.
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Got the thumb off 'flea bay', think I found it for $179 shipped. Same identical ones selling for $250-300. I believe it is a Titan brand. Definitely heavy duty, mostly 1/2" thick metal. I have picked up a bunch of 9' railroad ties with it, placed with pretty good precision once I figured out the positioning of the tractor:laughing:

I mounted it a bit higher up on the dipper so I could grap bigger bunches of brush. It moves up and down easily by loosening 4 bolts.

jaydee325 · Dec 30, 2018

Been a little slow here on the LS Tractor area. Thought I'd pull this up for a jump start!

My R3039H sans loader during the 300 hour service.

lostcreekranch · Dec 30, 2018

Cleaning up after tree trimming.

air8 · Dec 31, 2018

A few night time grapple pics.

blharris77 · Jan 29, 2019

Just hooked up my United Attachments Category 1&2 Super Spear and Pallet Fork Frame with spear. Went with the Conus 2 United Bale Spears (3,000 lb capacity). Ready to move some hay! Wanted to be able to move two bales at a time, was tired of driving about a mile down the road to get one bale at a time!

I got them from Titan Attachments if you are interested.

JPB7745 · Jan 29, 2019

moving log for the sawmill and showing my homemade cat3 attachment

papachaz · Jan 31, 2019

JPB7745 said:
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moving log for the sawmill and showing my homemade cat3 attachment

curious why our LS Pictures only thread has been invaded by orange, they don't have one of these over there for your brand??

using the hydraulics to pull the fence tight while building a dog pen

lostcreekranch · Jan 31, 2019

papachaz said:
curious why our LS Pictures only thread has been invaded by orange, they don't have one of these over there for your brand??

using the hydraulics to pull the fence tight while building a dog pen

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TSO, the OP, should have created a clearer thread title. A few have made similar mistakes by not reading the entire thread.

Replacing casters on shop assembly table.

blharris77 · Jan 31, 2019

Putting out Hay on a cold January day, but it’s nice and toasty in here!

Doofy · Jan 31, 2019

blharris77 said:
Putting out Hay on a cold January day, but it’s nice and toasty in here!View attachment 589590 View attachment 589591

It is nice to have a little balance in your life.

blharris77 · Jan 31, 2019

Exactly! Very nice to have a little balance :thumbsup: Although I may have to add ballast to my rear tires, even when keeping the rolls low it felt just a little to tippy to me

Kociakxl · Feb 6, 2019

3 more sleeps and it will be here!!!

papachaz · Feb 8, 2019

used the pallet forks to take out an old sidewalk

then used the loader bucket as a wheelbarrow to carry the concrete mix to the mixer to pour the new sidewalk

air8 · Mar 17, 2019

Very nice. I need to get pics of the forks we recently acquired. They are old, and short, and brownish rust color, and I have no idea of a brand name.