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Old 07-11-2015, 04:15 PM
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Had an idea the other day of building a 3pt carry all for my cub. Took some scrap steel and welded things up yesterday.

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Also remembered old cheap trailer. Built carry all to fit trailer bed. Still have to shorted the trailer bed but think things will work well.
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Photo of trailer on carry all. Will cut down soon.
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looks like a cool setup
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Nice work!
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Nice work!
X2 How about a closer pic? This got me thinking about a mounted wood hauler for the winter. I have been loading a wheelbarrow and pushing it into the basement, takes one full one a day. The cubs just rest there in the winter so the 128 might just use something like that. Fill it and back it in right beside stove. I am betting I could haul two days worth on it. Turning a key sounds a lot better than pushing a wheelbarrow!!
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looks like you could use it to move pallets around too.
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looks like you could use it to move pallets around too.
Great idea. Looks almost like a standard class 2 fork carriage where if it actually was the forks are adjustable side to side, and then wow carrying a pallet if fire wood in at a time would be awesome. Or put the cheap trailer on with a pivot so it can dump, homemade Johnny bucket
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Photo looking at connection.

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Basically 1.25" square stock with angle iron legs.
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The lower pins are mounted to a 3/8 inch thick angle iron which is welded to the square stock.

Yes it fits a pallet and I have already used it to move a empty water tank (built in pallet).

Would have to be a small pile of wood on the pellet for the cub to lift. Also my frame is a little light duty to lift more than a couple hundred pounds.

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that may be used to move some round hay bails to.
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