Skid Steer + CTL Pictures!

[RCTech9]

Feel free to post pictures of your skid steers or ctls.
Bobcat 864

 

[ValleyFirewood]

Hope this works.

 

[RCTech9]

Nice S250 Valley!

 

[Lil' Puss]

 

[RCTech9]

Nice skid steer lil puss.

 

[RCTech9]

Bump!

 

[tmc_31]

 

[durallymax]

 

[tmc_31]

Poor man's gapple

 

[dirtmonkey]

Poor man's gapple

Not bad !You're not alone. I'm about to do the same thing with one of mine. I've got some extra fork tines and a cylinder waiting to be rednecked! Should be fine for brush.

 

[tmc_31]

dirtmonkey, it works very well for moving logs and long pieces of trash. I have used it for demoing some small buildings where it worked very well. If you are picking brush out of a large pile where the brush has been compacted some it works well. For picking up loose brush out of a field to take to the pile I used a regular grapple rake with much more success.

It was (and is) a very worthwhile project.

Tim

 

[Grit]

Tim, do you have high flow hydro on that machine? Mine is standard or low flow. I hope I don't need high flow to run a root grapple.

Sorry for the highjack. Please continue. Enjoy the pics!

 

[durallymax]

Tim, do you have high flow hydro on that machine? Mine is standard or low flow. I hope I don't need high flow to run a root grapple.

Sorry for the highjack. Please continue. Enjoy the pics!

Doesn't look like he does but I could be missing it. Hi Flow would have an additional set of lines. You don't need hi flow for running a simple ram only for running big motors like cold planers, fecons, some brush cutters, some snow blowers, etc

 

[tmc_31]

Hey Garrett, I do not have high flow. You will not need hi flow for most attachments certainly not a root grapple. Things like mulchers, planers, stump grinders and some rotary cutters (mowers) (things with hydraulic motors) usually require hi flow. Even those attachments are usually available in low flow versions too.

Tim

 

[Grit]

Thanks guys. Pics look awesome. When I get my machine ready to work, I'll contribute some of my own.

 

[Grit]

Sorry, I don't have an action pic as of yet. I still need to change fluids and filters and familiarize myself a little more with the machine. But this is my L190 as it sits in the barn with its 17 inch tires I put on thanks to our good friend Tim who helped me to find them.



Humm, don't know why it didn't transfer the pic.

 

[cartzblown94z]

Some pics of mine below. Not even close to stuck in the last pic either. 3 ft of snow

 

[cartzblown94z]

 

[cartzblown94z]

 

[JNB]

Here's my new-to-me 2012 TR320 on it's first job. The previous owner chained through the handles and scratched up the paint there and on the cylinders. I chain through the boom brace, so I'll be repainting those areas.