WoooHoooo Implements... Must have Implements !!!
- Thread starter OklahomaBill
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Absolutely! Almost considered the FEL as standard equipment. But the main reason why I've done so much with mine lately is primarily due to the FEL.
Nothing like a back hoe, that's why I started with the BX25D. stump removal, digging foundations, piers, and a ripper tooth with trencher attachment for running underground lines. all the other implements are just extras
Loader is a must if you plan to do any ground work. With that loader you can now expand to a grapple - my favorite cleanup implement!
Others:
Box blade
Rotary cutter
Sub soiler
3pt chipper
Rake
Backhoe
Others:
Box blade
Rotary cutter
Sub soiler
3pt chipper
Rake
Backhoe
Little Orange
Member
Equipment
Kubota BX25D TLB, hitch frame, FEL forks, 3pt steel ballast and back blade
The number one must FEL harden steel front blade,
next forks to move the "stuff" out of the way so can get at tractor,
next back blade for this winter's snow, ha! not a flake so far,
next LED work lights for the back blade for the snow (that never came), to see moving the "stuff", to get at the tractor to install the ware blade.
And next a horn for the refreshment lady.
next forks to move the "stuff" out of the way so can get at tractor,
next back blade for this winter's snow, ha! not a flake so far,
next LED work lights for the back blade for the snow (that never came), to see moving the "stuff", to get at the tractor to install the ware blade.
And next a horn for the refreshment lady.
And next a horn for the refreshment lady.
I can just see a Lucky flying through the air at your head when your honking your horn!
I can just see a Lucky flying through the air at your head when your honking your horn!
My list;
In order of importance and most use:
Hearing protection with a radio;
a seat with some sort of suspension if possible;
front end loader with bucket;
forks for the FEL;
brush hog;
Nothing like a hydraulic angle snow blade for snow;
a back hoe attachment is way more handy than you think;
tiller;
3 pont blower saves time with leaves if you have a place to blow them 60 feet away.
grapple and 4 in 1 buckets are handy and fun;
a cab is really nice;
Honorable mention to:
rear booms for lifting the odd thing you can't lift with the forks or some other way;
3 point spreader for road salt, seed and oh yeah fertilizer;
a power rake is pretty awesome; and I have used a 3 point lawn seeder more than I ever thought I would;
articulating slope mower;
rear blades and box scrapers are handy sometimes;
a good mechanic to fix stuff I can't figure out; and,
at least two of everything so you can keep one of each if you ever get divorced (although re-buying them at that point is expensive either way) and if you don't hopefully one or more is working at all times.
In order of importance and most use:
Hearing protection with a radio;
a seat with some sort of suspension if possible;
front end loader with bucket;
forks for the FEL;
brush hog;
Nothing like a hydraulic angle snow blade for snow;
a back hoe attachment is way more handy than you think;
tiller;
3 pont blower saves time with leaves if you have a place to blow them 60 feet away.
grapple and 4 in 1 buckets are handy and fun;
a cab is really nice;
Honorable mention to:
rear booms for lifting the odd thing you can't lift with the forks or some other way;
3 point spreader for road salt, seed and oh yeah fertilizer;
a power rake is pretty awesome; and I have used a 3 point lawn seeder more than I ever thought I would;
articulating slope mower;
rear blades and box scrapers are handy sometimes;
a good mechanic to fix stuff I can't figure out; and,
at least two of everything so you can keep one of each if you ever get divorced (although re-buying them at that point is expensive either way) and if you don't hopefully one or more is working at all times.
Daren Todd
Well-known member
Lifetime Member
Equipment
Massey Ferguson 1825E, Kubota Z121S, Box blade, Rotary Cutter
Are you sure you don't know my wifeAnd next a horn for the refreshment lady.
I can just see a Lucky flying through the air at your head when your honking your horn!
She would definitely do that
Little Orange
Member
Equipment
Kubota BX25D TLB, hitch frame, FEL forks, 3pt steel ballast and back blade
Wifey likes to come out and see what the tractor is doing. Nice Lady.
More importantly the horn is for safety, working in tight areas and people helping with the work when all the machinery is going.
More importantly the horn is for safety, working in tight areas and people helping with the work when all the machinery is going.
Well that is worded quite different! Is your Wifey looking over your shoulder or are you recovering from a head injury?
Ok, back on track, I would like to add a blade box and sub soiler irrigation pipe contraption.
Also build some kind of 3pth log splitter. I have a box full of pumps, valves etc and access to scrap steel.
Also build some kind of 3pth log splitter. I have a box full of pumps, valves etc and access to scrap steel.
LOL, I am a bit of a tractor/ implement whore... I mean hoarder.
It is actually kind of surprising how much I have used some/all that stuff.
Some of the things I thought were the most ridiculous I ended up using way more than I thought. Fortunately most of it was bought used and serviceable... (so it doesn't hurt as much if I store it outside)... but that reminds me that I left out two important implements:
a big torch and a welder.
So was the original post of "Must Have Implements" about listing every tool a person owns/or ever has owned?
How about a finger nail clipper?
How about a finger nail clipper?
Tallahassee Kubota Man
New member
Equipment
M5140HD/LA1153/LandPride RCF2072/DirtDog disc/RakeMaster grapple/Caroni tiller
In order of importance to me, and my customers:
Rotary mower
FEL with bucket AND grapple
Box blade
Disc harrows
Landscape rake
Rotary mower
FEL with bucket AND grapple
Box blade
Disc harrows
Landscape rake