tool box ideas for 3x20 tractors
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I orginally thought about getting some more of the step brackets, that go on the left side of the tractor, and using them to mount a toolbox under thr right side of the platform (the holes are already there). the brackets are way too expensive! Another idea is to look at some of the pics in the kubota area. They are putting boxes to hold chains on the vertical posts of their fel. Still another is placing a small box on your grill guard. Just some ideas.
I orginally thought about getting some more of the step brackets, that go on the left side of the tractor, and using them to mount a toolbox under thr right side of the platform (the holes are already there). the brackets are way too expensive! Another idea is to look at some of the pics in the kubota area. They are putting boxes to hold chains on the vertical posts of their fel. Still another is placing a small box on your grill guard. Just some ideas.
Buckie
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hi. could you tell me what those brackets are that are holding the box against the Imatch? am trying to figure out how to mount my tool box and can't see what they are from the photo. thanks
Buckie
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hi. could you tell me what those brackets are that are holding the box against the Imatch? am trying to figure out how to mount my tool box and can't see what they are from the photo. thanks
al3
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al3
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Quick hitch---see pic. Chains easily at hand & saves the tractor fenders from abuse.
The brackets are just square c-clamp type bolts I bought at Ace Hardware; a local hardware store. about $3-4 each I believe. I drilled four holes in the box. Careful to place a flat piece of metal on the inside of the box to avoid warping it. I really like al3's heavier duty boxes.
The brackets are just square c-clamp type bolts I bought at Ace Hardware; a local hardware store. about $3-4 each I believe. I drilled four holes in the box. Careful to place a flat piece of metal on the inside of the box to avoid warping it. I really like al3's heavier duty boxes.
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