My Three point carry all project, its a Work in progress.

[arlen]

Fill the Bucket

IPlumb you could always fill the bucket up with firewood of whatever to make the tractor a little more stable with the weight on the back end. Nice project looks useful David

 

[IPLUMB]

I like these pics better than the ones you posted on Tractorbynet. You can see more of the details with a larger pic. You need to post the pic of it loaded with wood. Still really nice, what sze is it, length ,width, height?

Beefie

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[Garmins dad]

That looks great.. How did it do hauling your load? I hope you didn't let your son ride back there.. Mind you my dad would have let me.. so i'll shut up now..

 

[Beefie]

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That's the pic I was looking for . Do you fill the bucket as well?

Beefie

 

[IPLUMB]

That looks great.. How did it do hauling your load? I hope you didn't let your son ride back there.. Mind you my dad would have let me.. so i'll shut up now..

I would never let him ride back there! At least not when its full of wood :taped:

 

[IPLUMB]

That's the pic I was looking for . Do you fill the bucket as well?

Beefie

Some times - I'm really surprised how much wood it lift. It's hard to stop chuckin it in there.

 

[Henry and Wanda]

Hello,
It looks like you do nice work....however you ask for opinions. If it were me, I would make the sides the same width as the base and as high as the back. That will help keep stuff from rolling out. Then I would make a removeable panel for the back out of something like hog wire so the wood won't fall out the back. Make it out of some type of stiff wire, with maybe a light frame around it to save weight. These are just my opinions....might give you someting to think about !!! Good job !!!!!!





Henry and Wanda

 

[arlen]

What a cute little boy you have. Enjoy your time with him. Also, great work and carpentry skills on your project.

 

[IPLUMB]

What a cute little boy you have. Enjoy your time with him. Also, great work and carpentry skills on your project.

Thanks!