Utility in Utility Tractors...

Bill VA · Jun 15, 2016

Needed some water - to far to carry. Didn't have anything else handy, so gave this a try - worked like a champ! I could even lower the buckets
to the ground for talking loose.

Utility in a utility tractor

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Pete in MD · Jun 15, 2016

How much water was still in the buckets when you got where the water was needed?

JD Farmer · Jun 15, 2016

More than one would think, I carry waste oil in open 5 gallon buckets on the front end loader, hanging by the handles, headed to a brush pile, lol. works real good.

Pair-a-dice farm · Jun 15, 2016

(quoted from post at 22:06:44 06/15/16) How much water was still in the buckets when you got where the water was needed?

Sometimes it will surprise you. Many years ago I delivered feed with a tandem axle truck. I was doing my pretrip inspection and set my coffee cup on the back fender. I drove 30 miles to my delivery and 12 miles was gravel. I had forgot my coffee but when I got to the customer I found my cup still over 1/2 full.

Bill VA · Jun 16, 2016

Plenty!

I filled the buckets overflowing and maybe 3 inches splashed out.

db4600 · Jun 16, 2016

Some years back one of the loyal "sconie" exhibitors drove from Elkhorn WI. to Albany MN. for the junkshow. When he fueled in Elkhorn he bought a pint of milk and drank it coming out of the store. Before he continued on he went to the rear of the truck and checked his trailer hookups where he set his almost finished pint on the back of his F-250. I happened to meet him as he pulled into junkshow 415 miles later and his almost finished pint of milk was still on the bumper.

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