Toll where to put them

[richh]

Heres a photo of the tool box mounted on the rear.
Rich

 

[gordon]

My that toolbox looks nice but those tires look alot better!! Great idea for storage looks like it came from the factory with it being a grey toolbox-slick-.
Gordon

 

[Thomas]

Hi richh.
Nice clean looking tractor,but where the pictures of the rest of your Kubota./w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif
Do you have to have a triangle safety sign on the back of your tractor in which the state you live in?

Stay safe and/w3tcompact/icons/cool.gif

Thomas..NH

 

[Bigfinn]

Rich, nice photo. I noticed the structure with the stackwood construction in the background. Did you build it? I helped my dad build a stackwood sauna years ago, but I don't see many people building that way anymore.

 

[richh]

Thomas- well I live in Mi.up in the UP. And yes it cam with one of them their triangle's I took it off to mount the tool box but realy havent found a spot for, looked but it mite end up on the wall in the barn. Don't run my tractor down the road, maybe once in 5 yr. I think I need to check my spelling? what do you do with your toll's???/w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif
Rich

 

[MChalkley]

Rich - You need to air those tires down to 9 psi! Or do you already have them aired down? /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif

Mine support 50% ballast, and 2,000 lbs. of backhoe at 9 psi, no sweat. If Michelin allowed it, I'd lower them to 7 or 8 when I wasn't using the backhoe.

Mark

 

[richh]

Mark- well after looking at them last night I noticed that the right one is not seated all the way. Took it back this AM to the tire guy and he put in more air!! 50 LB. Didn't pop them out, but running it today for a few hrs. helped some, but the ride was not wery good. I need to get the ballast in the tires, wating on this rimguard stuff. I plan on running down to that same range 7-8 psi. What do you run the front ones at?
Rich

 

[richh]

Re: Tool\'s where to put them

Gordon well i found a spot for the saw. check out the photo.
Rich

 

[richh]

Re: Tool\'s where to put them

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[gordon]

Re: Tool\'s where to put them

Nice mount Rich The shame of it is that I'm spoiled now with a cab! But soon will loose that comfort. But I'm learning your mounting tricks because soon I will be in the same boat. How long of a bar will that mount hold? looks like the perfect place for it alot better than mounting it to the rops.
Gordon

 

[richh]

Re: Tool\'s where to put them

I tryed everywhere looked and looked for hrs. to try and figuer this one out. It will fit a 22" bar, i run a 20" so it works for me .But you could make it a bit taller and fit a 24".
Rich

 

[MChalkley]

Re: Tool\'s where to put them

But, man, those are some nice looking tires! /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif

MarkC

 

[glennmac]

Re: Tool where to put them

Its not a toolbox, but I have found a convenient device to hold small things. It is a mesh bag that I had hanging on the handlebars of my DR field and brush mower. You can see it at
http://www.countryhomeproducts.com/groundsbag.html
I currenly have it tied around my SMV triangle sign, which is directly behind the seat of my 2910. I can also hang it on the back of the seat and either remove the SMV sign, or let it hang into the well behind the seat so it doesn't dangle outside the tractor. I keep gloves in there, small tools, the rear PTO cap when I have my mower connected, and miscellaneous other small items.

Glenn