Toolcat 5610 F and 5610 G Series Pictures

[Xfaxman]

Look what I removed from the back of the Toolcat:

Before:

After:

Now when using the finish mower the lift arms won't hit the fence or buildings when turning.

 

[mmancuso13]

And easy to find the linkage when you need it again!

 

[Xfaxman]

And easy to remove, no tools required.

 

[Xfaxman]

Mentioned the finish mower above, I realized that I didn't post pictures in this thread, so will do it now.
The 6' finish mower:

First use, with the FEL in float:

Later I moved the bottom linkage to the lower holes:

 

[mmancuso13]

That’s not a Bobcat mower, what brand is it?

 

[Xfaxman]

Skid Steer Basics.

I bought it because of the articulated linkage to the SSQA. Use it in float and it works good on the uneven ground.

 

[Xfaxman]

The headlight and turn signal blocked the view up close on the left:

Removed them and now I can see the back of the finish mower when cutting close to something in reverse:

Before:

After:

 

[laurencen]

Xfaxman notice this is a 3pt mower which when moving forward the apron of the mower is ag ground level, any issues it flattening the grass preventing the blades cutting? looks a solid unit I considered getting a 3pt mounting plate for my Kioti mower but ended up with the Bobcat finish mower instead

 

[Xfaxman]

Don't know why you're calling it a 3pt mower? It was made for a skid steer or a Toolcat.
It is functionally the same as Bobcats mower:

The blades are slightly higher than the lower edge of the deck:

notice this is a 3pt mower which when moving forward the apron of the mower is ag ground level, any issues it flattening the grass preventing the blades cutting?

No issues even with tall grass and weeds.

 

[laurencen]

sorry saw the back linkage and figured it was adapted, should have looked closer

 

[Xfaxman]

Used it again last week:

The view under the deck:

 

[s2dm]

I mentioned using tilt in post #40.
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Finished grading the red clay, it is not as high and steep now.

Loading and hauling topsoil from the pile in the pasture. 4.5 cubic yards per trip.
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Using the V417 to spread the piles.
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Finished spreading.
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What is the terex mini-dump you have there? Great piece of equipment!

 

[Xfaxman]

That is my 4.5 cubic yard 4 wheel drive wheelbarrow:

A Benford Terex 6000 Dumper.

 

[Xfaxman]

I love those tool cats. When you get a chance, could you give us the ocassional update on it?

Time for the occasional update.

Haven't used the 8' box blade in a while, here are some pictures from 2013:

Now I can use it on the front: Adding SSQA to a Box Blade

Curled up:

Curled down:

 

[Xfaxman]

I love those tool cats. When you get a chance, could you give us the ocassional update on it?

Update time.
I made a boo boo while using the 7' brush hog:

The right front tire dropped into the end of the culvert:

Fortunately this G Series Toolcat has Traction Control and it backed right out:

 

[ruffdog]

While plowing snow I did the exact same thing, but wasn't as lucky as you getting out. The neighbor came by and pulled me out though.

 

[Xfaxman]

More brush hog pictures.
I offset the rear axle (also called crab steering) to put the deck under the trees while moving straight ahead:

 

[Xfaxman]

Mowing blackberry bushes with the 7' brush hog:

The view from the seat in the air conditioned cab: