Swiss Army Knife Tractor Setups - Pics or it didn't happen

[Snowback]

Let's see the gear and implements that you can haul around property or from the pond to barn as needed all in one fell swoop. Bonus points if you can haul all the implements together, but pics sampling all of your kit laid out with pictures works as well. :thumbsup: Kudos to MossRoad for the inspiration.

In this shot we have the Mahindra/EA "Swiss Army Knife" - tractor, grapple, bucket, box blade, cutter.

Backhoes, chainsaws, and snowblowers, etc... all work too! (If this type of thread exists, then please kindly reprimand and redirect...) Thanks!

 

[Rustyiron]

This is how the tractor is "dressed" for firewood work. Then for plowing in the winter, it's a different "outfit" :laughing:

 

[kebo]

Here's an old pic with my 790 on the trailer with the disc harrow, and the 4 wheeler in the truck bed. I had a seed spreader in there somewhere too, was going to the hunt club to put in some food plots. I don't have that F150 anymore, sold it and now have a 2013 black Silverado. Unfortunately, I don't have any pics of it with all the equipment behind it.

 

[/pine]

I would normally use my trailer to travel the 1/2 mile where I was mowing the other day...I put a receiver ball on my boom pole...can load the trailer with whatever implements I'll be needing then pull it to the area I'm working...always less than a mile...
The trailer had a load a of firewood on and did not have an immediate place to unload it...

 

[Xfaxman]

Here is my Swiss Army Knife pulling four trailers. :thumbsup:

I could if needed, load all of my attachments on the trailers and haul them anywhere on the property.

 

[Snowback]

This is how the tractor is "dressed" for firewood work. Then for plowing in the winter, it's a different "outfit" :laughing:

Sweet ride - I do miss the snow here in TX. I'd have a lot more fun clearing snow with the 2538 than my old Kawasaki 300 Bayou fourwheeler and blade! It still beat shoveling though.

Here's an old pic with my 790 on the trailer with the disc harrow, and the 4 wheeler in the truck bed. I had a seed spreader in there somewhere too, was going to the hunt club to put in some food plots. I don't have that F150 anymore, sold it and now have a 2013 black Silverado. Unfortunately, I don't have any pics of it with all the equipment behind it.

Nice setup. Benefit of bumper pulls is you still have your full use of your bed for more stuff with motors and wheels!

I would normally use my trailer to travel the 1/2 mile where I was mowing the other day...I put a receiver ball on my boom pole...can load the trailer with whatever implements I'll be needing then pull it to the area I'm working...always less than a mile...
The trailer had a load a of firewood on and did not have an immediate place to unload it...
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Now that is creative! A three point mounted, self propelled finish mower!

 

[Snowback]

Here is my Swiss Army Knife pulling four trailers. :thumbsup:

I could if needed, load all of my attachments on the trailers and haul them anywhere on the property.

That's impressive! Now you just need to get some "knives" on/in those holsters! I think you could move a whole house worth of goods with that setup. Probably good for tornado cleanup and recovey as well! (Stay safe during this season - it sure started out rough.)

 

[joecdeere]

Been on that game before! My uncle asked me to come up for the day to do some tractor work, I asked what implements to bring, he said ****. bring them all, so I did!
tractor, bush hog, harrows, turning plow,boom pole, scoop, and scrape blade

 

[kebo]

Been on that game before! My uncle asked me to come up for the day to do some tractor work, I asked what implements to bring, he said ****. bring them all, so I did!
tractor, bush hog, harrows, turning plow,boom pole, scoop, and scrape blade

LOL, did your neighbors think you were leaving your wife and moving out??? :laughing: