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Old 04-21-2018, 12:47 AM
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Default Winter project build
After numerous times debating on if I wanted this, need this, or even have use for it, i decided i was going for it. Trent (rescue11) builds these buckets that you all have probably seen. I should have posted some pictures during the build but sometimes thats last on the mind.
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Old 04-21-2018, 10:03 AM
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Looks good. The important thing is “you have it” whether you “need it or not” lol
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Old 04-21-2018, 10:42 AM
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LOOK OUT!!!!!

He's backing up!!!!
BEEP.....BEEP...BEEP!!!
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Old 04-22-2018, 07:31 AM
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Looks impressive! Nice build!!
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I know this thread is older, but I was wondering how well it works. Is the front end too light? It seems like it might be the answer to my wish for a loader (that I don't really need very much). I would probably end up using it like a power wheelbarrow as much as anything. I do already have a cart, but of course this cart is much closer to loading itself.

Anyone else have experiences to share?
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Old 09-01-2018, 05:51 PM
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I'd like to know how much material he can put in it. The stock 3pt set up doesn't have a very high lift capacity. Big as that bucket is, I'd be surprised if it will lift it even half full.
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Or is it half MT?
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Ain't worth a chit,
first off, I don't know how you guys stick them things to vertical walls like that.
Second, a front loader goes on the front not the back.
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the steering wheel/seat is facing the wrong direction.
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I suppose it would depend on the material. Wet sand, maybe half. Mulch or wood chips. Maybe full. But then again, I'm an optimist.
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I suppose it would depend on the material. Wet sand, maybe half. Mulch or wood chips. Maybe full. But then again, I'm an optimist.
Don’t forget about snow too. It’s all about the leverage. Trent has some videos posted that show it in action with some pea gravel if I remember right.
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