Anonymous-0
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This is something you could turn out quick and pretty much everyone with a hobby place could use... Stole the pic from the wood stove thread on tractortalk...
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Anonymous-0
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(quoted from post at 08:06:59 09/11/11) Hmmmmm, now theres an idea!! Do you think people
would buy them?? Thanks for the heads up Dave, I
checked out that thread
Think Leatherman....
A little creativity could go a long way. Picture the Aframe for 3PH with a receiver hitch plate bolted (welded ?) on bottom and two bale spears from TSC = Round bale transport and trailer hitch. Make the box seperate with pipe (??) receivers on bottom to slide over bale forks for a utility box. You could add an extra extension to extend the hitch past the box. Don't know what you'd have tied up in it as far as bucks. Just a thought, you gotta decide if it'll work for you. Patio bench or couple chairs in the box would be a nice touch for the paraders....
ricky green
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I took welded 2 peices of angle iron to my hay spear, mounted with bolts a subsoiler blade to it, also made a carryall out of it used 2 rods on bottom to support it ,, works great
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(quoted from post at 11:06:59 09/11/11) Hmmmmm, now theres an idea!! Do you think people
would buy them?? Thanks for the heads up Dave, I
checked out that thread
Hmm, let's see. After the initial cost of materials and expendables, there's the FEE TO THE GUY THIS PICTURE WAS STOLEN FROM TO KEEP HIM FROM SUING MY TOOKUS OFF charge. I'm a thinking that might eat up any profits you could realize. :mrgreen: I use it all the time, it's on the tractor more than anything else. Defiantely a lot stronger than those angle frame ones from TSC. Made it with salvaged 2 Xs, red iron from a metal building scrap pile, and some parts from an unknown implement. It was one of the first fab jobs some time ago. The 2 X across the back, fits in stake pockets. The receiver is bolted to the floor. I've had so much red oak firewood in it, I had to steer with the brakes while being puckered down in the seat. Mark
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