Posted by Billy NY on February 29, 2016 at 20:24:22 from (104.228.35.235):
In Reply to: 3 Pnt. Carry All posted by bradyw on February 29, 2016 at 16:24:17:
Some may be a bit light for tasks you may want to do, but any are a handy tool. It was necessary for me to go heavier, and I lucked out with what I found that was also easily modified. I'm going to see about building a woven mesh firewood box, it may be feasible, we handle a perfect material for these at work, even if its a one of due to cost, I can drive in and park with it in my garage.
Seems to me a good set of used fork lift forks and a frame you weld up, with a 3 point hitch arrangement fitted, will make a really nice carry all, make a box that you can just set down. First thing I did with this set was haul all my tools and rigging to a neighboring tree job, set them down near the work area, then pulled away from the pallet, ready for use. Without a loader, these are quite useful for all kinds of things. I have a lighter set as well, much easier to move, 2nd hand agrisupply but just as useful.
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