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At first I was thinking to carry three point equipment on a truck… but it’s designed for a tractor.
 
bikersmurf said:
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At first I was thinking to carry three point equipment on a truck… but it’s designed for a tractor.
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Ya those are pretty common in North America, in Europe they're not using the 2 inch hitch, so they're less common.

Pretty common to also just weld a hitch onto a weight box.
 
Toshi38 said:
Ya those are pretty common in North America, in Europe they're not using the 2 inch hitch, so they're less common.

Pretty common to also just weld a hitch onto a weight box.
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Yeah, that's what I did. Although with the heavy ass tiller I have, I don't put the weight box on very often.

There's also a hole in my bucket I can stick a hitch ball in, but it's actually quite awkward moving a trailer that way with it attaching so far from the steering wheels. It swings miles.


This is something I want to try to knock together before summer, so I can bury some irrigation lines etc.

My little tractor can probably only manage it while the ground is still really soft.


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seapotato said:
Yeah, that's what I did. Although with the heavy ass tiller I have, I don't put the weight box on very often.

There's also a hole in my bucket I can stick a hitch ball in, but it's actually quite awkward moving a trailer that way with it attaching so far from the steering wheels. It swings miles.


This is something I want to try to knock together before summer, so I can bury some irrigation lines etc.

My little tractor can probably only manage it while the ground is still really soft.


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Ya I've been looking at those, also the middle buster plows. They seem like you can buy / make them to be pretty handy for several tasks by having slightly different plows and then also the cable / irrigation line attachment...
 
Some quick bucket fixes

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There really is nothing that exemplifies "ridden hard and put away wet" quite like a tractor :lol:

Bottom of my bucket was actually worn through on the corner.

I had to weld in a foot long chunk of flat bar to fill the hole :doh:
 
I thought I added this picture, this was the real reinforcement.

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GTSSportCoupe said:
Seems like reasonable price?

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Definitely was reasonable.

pending now.

I paid 4 for my old brute.
Might be the best 4k I've ever spent. Should have bought one 10 years earlier...

One of these days I'll upgrade. A little bigger would be nice sometimes.
 
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New Michelin forever tires. 24x12N12 size. Pretty big. Watched him this morning running around. Pretty cool. Be interesting to see how long they hold their supporting shape over time.
 
Cool rig. Too bad it's in Vancouver. Actually nice size for a small property.

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