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Can't do much else in rainy weather.....

What have you folks with quads thrown together or bought to make them more of a tool?

I've got a box frt and back (junk and hafta haves in back and a place for the dog to ride up frt) a trailer ball and a couple links of pvc pipe ziptied in place for rakes, forks, etc. A power inverter so I can plug in lights at a couple remote stalls, and am brainstorming some fence post racks and spool holders (if anyone beat me to it, please send pics).
 
Best thing I have done for mine has been a "Reese" type recever hitch that bolts to the factory hitch. Put the hitch in upside down and it puts the ball (or hole) about 6" higher and almost a foot further back. Makes trailers and tobacco wagons alot easier to back up and makes my truck bed fencing trailer pull beter by not have'n the hitch as low to the ground and tail gate not so high in the air.

Second best has been a spot light mounted on the handle bars. Works kinda like a police car spot light. Makes finding cows easier and turn it 90 degrees to the left, drive real slow around bean fields and it really aids in pest control. (Turn it to the right if you are left eye dominant, might not be able to get away with this trick where you live.)

Dave
 
I mounted a tow bar on the front so I can tow it behind an implement when I go to fields away from home.that way I have transportation if I break down or dont get finished.Also,I added a shovel holder to carry my irrigating shovel
 
Not to much to the 4 wheeler but the fencing trailer has an old kitchen chair with the legs taken off. Whoever rides in the back has a cushioned seat and back.
 
I wonder if Wardner has a ATV? :) If so it would likely have a hydrostatic variable speed/variable feed drill press on a easily controlled robotic arm (or some such attachments) Jim
 
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