What would you use this for?

[skyhightree1]

I bought this at a sale for $100.00 bucks last month. I am trying to decide what I could use it for. I will probably end up selling it if I can't find a use.

 

[lavacarancher]

Loader for a 3-point? If you don't have a FEL it might be a good implement. Never seen one before.

 

[Hook]

Looks like a really fancy carry all that doesn't work as well as it looks.

 

[skyhightree1]

Loader for a 3-point? If you don't have a FEL it might be a good implement. Never seen one before.

I have fel yea I never saw one before this 1 either.

Hook you are probably right.

 

[inyati13]

Sky, looks like a great buy. I would give $200 just for cutting and using the metal. The hydralic arm is worth $100.

 

[Kingfisher]

Goes to a hwy dept Yellow JD. Why are some JD yellow?

 

[Hook]

Jd's construction equip is yellow. I had a Yellow 302a with a loader and shuttle shift. Heavy tractor that ran and ran but was only 2wd

 

[skyhightree1]

Sky, looks like a great buy. I would give $200 just for cutting and using the metal. The hydralic arm is worth $100.

True if I don't use it I'll take cylinder off and keep it.

 

[James T]

Sky, if you already have an FEL just think how much dirt you could move by adding this rig on the rear!

 

[regolith]

Looks kinda like a grader blade but I don't understand those metal arms inside it in the top pic. And normally they're just a 'blade', not 'bucket' shape.

What we call a 'carry-all' is a flat tray for the 3-pt, mine has stock panels all round for collecting newborn calves.

 

[skyhightree1]

Sky, if you already have an FEL just think how much dirt you could move by adding this rig on the rear!

true but it seems so shallow that it wouldn't hold much dirt.

Looks kinda like a grader blade but I don't understand those metal arms inside it in the top pic. And normally they're just a 'blade', not 'bucket' shape.

What we call a 'carry-all' is a flat tray for the 3-pt, mine has stock panels all round for collecting newborn calves.

I was thinking but could be wrong like those metal arms would be to pick up a pallet.

 

[James T]

Missed those tines in the pic. Are they long enough to pick up a round bale?

 

[skyhightree1]

Missed those tines in the pic. Are they long enough to pick up a round bale?

They are about 4 feet long. I would be worried hitting bumps the forks may slide to right or left and bale fall to the ground or drag.

 

[Bigfoot]

Does it appear to be a couple of things that have been repurposed together? I gotta say that thing is intresting to look at.

 

[skyhightree1]

Does it appear to be a couple of things that have been repurposed together? I gotta say that thing is intresting to look at.

BF I thought the same thing but its too perfect for it to be something someone repurposed. I have been looking for a tag but cant find one

 

[jedstivers]

Well if you ever put silage in a pit or pile you can put it on back of your tractor with the fel and push going both ways.

 

[Kingfisher]

It's an imported Alaskan snow ball remover.....:)

 

[skyhightree1]

Well if you ever put silage in a pit or pile you can put it on back of your tractor with the fel and push going both ways.

true - I think I got it so cheap cause no one really knew what the H..L it was.

It's an imported Alaskan snow ball remover.....:)

do we have any Alaskans on the board maybe they want it back :)

 

[Bigfoot]

Does the cable going from where the top link hooks on down to the cylinder serve a purpose, besides support?

 

[skyhightree1]

Does the cable going from where the top link hooks on down to the cylinder serve a purpose, besides support?

No real purpose I can think of.