tc35 grill guard

[joebandit]

It would be appreciated if someone on here that has a tc35 with the guard already on it and could post a few pictures of how it is mounted, especially with a tl240 bucket assembly. I know someone who is a very good welder and can make me one. Probably for a lot less than the dealer wants.

 

[jinman]

There is only one part number for all loader styles. It's 719849056 and comes with adapters for tractors with and without loaders. I think you should just specify the model needed when ordering. I've seen prices as low as $391, but even at $400, you may find a welder would be more expensive. By the time they do all the layout, cutting, welding, and drilling plus order and assemble all the mounting hardware, it will be a pretty big price. I would sure not agree to build one for less than $400. I bought mine many years ago and paid something like $275. I've always liked it, especially the way it folds down to allow the hood to raise. It's a well-designed addition that compliments your tractor.

 

[joebandit]

My welder is very reasonable on price, but I wanted to see how it is mounted on the tractor and check with him, if it turns out to be better just to buy it, I will. My brother has a 28Hp Kubota and his grill is pretty cheesy.

 

[jinman]

I mentioned just one part number, but forgot to say that is for the kit. You can buy individual parts too. To help your welder, I'd use Google to search for the part number and then print out a copy of the parts book illustration as a go-by.

 

[Halftrack]

I commented on your original thread about fabricating a guard with additional protection for the hood from falling debris from the loader. If you search for a previous post "grill guard help" there are addional comments and photos that may assist your project.