Finney

Thesd5488, I like it a lot, it will let you know if you are using a wreaker than needed chain.

Local excavator/landscaper called with problems, usually calls about once a month. Pic #1 skid steer bucket with the cutting edge peeled away. Pic#2 had to persuade it back into position. Pic#3&4 replace shank on track hoe bucket.(220 Kobelco)

In a former life in the late 70's we would beat the asbestos insulation off pipe to make tie ins.

If they start testing here I will have to park all my cars & trucks. All have at least 200,000 on them.

Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Excellent work, where did you get the hooks and eyes for the one for a loader?

Just built what he wanted, if it don't work I will recommend a grapple.

Yes they slid out easy. No the bottom is not attached. Just dump the bucket on about a 45* angle and they will slide off.

Around 650lbs.

I use TSC spears

Local beef farmer brought over a Komatsu loader over and wanted a detachable bale spear made for it. Also brought 20ft. of 4"X6"x1/2" tubing. Said when they switch over to silage bales they had destroyed all their have moving equipment. So I fixed him up.

You got that right.

My granddaughter and grandson have been brain washed to think they are special. My grandson was with me ate the store and saw something he wanted, I told him if he would sweep the shop out for a week I would buy it for him. He then told me he would not work for it. So he didn't get it.

I guess I will keep driving the older ones. I got the 2,000 Dodge I use for a welding truck in 2001 and it had 14,000+ miles on it, it just turned over 298,000 miles. 17miles per gallon and it weighs 10,000+.