lumberjack
Senior Member
How much do the rippers cost? I've thought they would be handy.
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Skid Steer + CTL Pictures!
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the brand of the blade is ' UEMME '
good call , yeah Cairns ...lol
the rippers are the ' NORM ' brand
, this is a pic of my previous machine with them mounted on . once you have used them , you can't run a machine without them cheers
hmearth
Well-Known Member
I like those rippers.
Norm only the best I use a lot of norm attachments there good stuff.
Hows work up your way we are flat out.
Norm only the best I use a lot of norm attachments there good stuff.
Hows work up your way we are flat out.
AlldayRJ
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What are the first two attachments you posted? Those rippers are incredible, i bet that machine can lift anything with those hanging off the back too
The Learner
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alldayrj the first attachment pictured by rockman
is a profiler or mill used for section cutting asphalt or bituman and pot-holes
the second looks like a rake that would get used with the profiler to push the asphalt back into the hole
is a profiler or mill used for section cutting asphalt or bituman and pot-holes
the second looks like a rake that would get used with the profiler to push the asphalt back into the hole
give the man a cookie ... your right
the first is a 1000mm profiler / stabilizer , digs to 240mm deep for stabilizing / mixing
the second is a ' asphalt float ' , used for laying asphalt to side of roads / paths , spreads it to 1400mm wide , outside your track line
pafarmer
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Very nice attachment. Can't say I have even seen a 4 in 1 broom in the US....
hmearth
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That is one nice bucket broom you have there rockman
straightexhaust
Active Member
Here is my current setup. Just officially started my business the first of the year.
More pics available on my website (still under construction btw) http://www.jfcustoms.com
More pics available on my website (still under construction btw) http://www.jfcustoms.com
JNB
Senior Member
Straightexhaust - Good start on your website...the best of luck to you!
Here's a couple pics using a Ratchet Rake to repair some potholes and recover gravel for this parking area and 1200 feet of driveway. My tractor is actually faster for this type of work, but it was hot and I wanted to enjoy a/c for the day.
Here's a couple pics using a Ratchet Rake to repair some potholes and recover gravel for this parking area and 1200 feet of driveway. My tractor is actually faster for this type of work, but it was hot and I wanted to enjoy a/c for the day.
tmc_31
Senior Member
Wow straightexhaust, that is a really impressive website. That should bring you some business.
What brand tracks are in the picture? I have a L190 and have been toying with putting some OTT's on. I tried to push some brush in the shinnery on Friday and couldn't go in the sand. Had to tell the customer sorry. I think tracks would have helped. I had a set of Mclaren tracks on my LS170 but sold them with the loader.
Tim
What brand tracks are in the picture? I have a L190 and have been toying with putting some OTT's on. I tried to push some brush in the shinnery on Friday and couldn't go in the sand. Had to tell the customer sorry. I think tracks would have helped. I had a set of Mclaren tracks on my LS170 but sold them with the loader.
Tim
tmc_31
Senior Member
Hey John, is the CTL working ok for you now? Glad to see you using the RR on your skid. I have thought about using one on my L190 to push light (scrub oak) brush with. I have a Rezloh edge on but it is a little more blunt edged than the Ratchet Rake.
Glad to see you up and running again.
Tim
Glad to see you up and running again.
Tim
JNB
Senior Member
Tim, the Case is working fine right now. I'm still a little gun shy though. Waiting for a low hour Kubota SVL90 to come into the dealer on trade. I missed a great deal on one while the Case was in the shop.
The RR is at home pushing brush and works good stirring up 3/8" flex base. Other than that, mine just sits around. I bought mine when TSC was phasing out the 72" at rock bottom prices.
The RR is at home pushing brush and works good stirring up 3/8" flex base. Other than that, mine just sits around. I bought mine when TSC was phasing out the 72" at rock bottom prices.
straightexhaust
Active Member
Thanks, I'm definitely not a web designer but the templates aren't too bad to work with I guess haha.
Thanks! That's my latest version, got the layout and design worked out better then before.
My tracks are OEM New Holland. They have quite a bit of wear on them though, a lot of stretched links and worn out bars. They work great though, glad I got them. I have the wheel spacers and the heavy duty sidewalls on my tires to go with them
ironjunkie
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Those are "Grouser" brand tracks, sold by most (brand) dealers. The JD I bought had JD in the casting on the track but still Grouser tracks.
JNB
Senior Member
Finished power raking a couple hundred yards of topsoil today. I also created mowable drainage swales and raised the gravel driveway 10-12". The way the driveway was placed by the builder's sub it WAS the swale. The owner wasn't happy with the way things were progressing and called me in to finish up. I hauled out 160 tons of rock and a couple loads of concrete off this lot a couple of years ago for the owner. It was the last lot in the subdivision and the other builders used it for a dump site.
