Merle Nelson
Been here much more than a while
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- SF Bay Area, CA
Whoa, good size bucket on that.
New Toro Tx 1000 Wide Track
- Thread starter OasisTree
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Nice job on the Bucket - I am going to start making a good sized mulch bucket like that.
Avant has the best selection of high capacity buckets on the market right now. butt no universal hitchs
american after market buckets are generally to small for our work, and all these minis can handle
larger capacities. ADVICE if you are buying a machine and a bucket, compare cubic feet.
most the mini mfg dealers will sell you a 4~5 cubic foot capacity when you really should and most likely your/most machines could handle ~15 cubes easy,
picture is a 10 cube mulch bucket (spendy $740 list)
When you are ready to sell that new holland, give me a shot at your Biz
I am an Avant dealer, and they are a great machine,
But I have found an even better machine to compare it too
treevet
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- Cincinnati, Ohio
LOL, this guy has hijacked this thread to sell his wheel loaders (and accessories) on a mini track thread. Very classy. Did you used to be an Insurance salesman instead of a "used to be/wannabe" a tree guy?
I posted all my Toro pictures never said a bad thing about them
90% of Attachments use the universal Toro hitch plates ~ some relevence
Toro dealers will try to sell you their 4 cubic foot sand bucket, what size did you buy Vet?
nobody has to buy anything, just here sharing info
you sir have a sour attitude, some salesman must of really screwed you once or twice
have to by you a beer some day you can tell me about it
90% of Attachments use the universal Toro hitch plates ~ some relevence
Toro dealers will try to sell you their 4 cubic foot sand bucket, what size did you buy Vet?
nobody has to buy anything, just here sharing info
you sir have a sour attitude, some salesman must of really screwed you once or twice
have to by you a beer some day you can tell me about it
treevet
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- Cincinnati, Ohio
Just like to stir the pot a bit Dave. As for the question...I got a huge attachment.
You truly are a nice guy
You truly are a nice guy
well that was unexpectedly nice
I kinda like to stir pots also, Happy New Year to ya
I do not respect the dealers that sell tree guys undersized buckets
the T 1000 could easily handle this oversized Bucket Carl built
thats the 10 cube one from above inside it
I kinda like to stir pots also, Happy New Year to ya
I do not respect the dealers that sell tree guys undersized buckets
the T 1000 could easily handle this oversized Bucket Carl built
thats the 10 cube one from above inside it
Will my dingo 425 handle that larger bucket? I need that for wood chips. where can I get one.
treevet
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- Cincinnati, Ohio
What do you think you will retail that big bucket for? I have a much larger one than the stock one given with my last machine I bought seperately but not that big.
There real expensive if you ask me, its hard to get the mfg price down in America unless you build sizeable Qtys.
Avant is the only brand with some decent in between sizes, 16 cubes ~$980, 17.5 cube 50" wide $1015 list,
Funny thing is they are made in Wisconsin, and only (so far
) have the Euro hitch plate on them.
Magnum783
Participating member
- Location
- Cheyenne WY
You can get one made at prime attach or Jenkins just down the road Dave for much less than that. Talk to Jeff at prime attach.There real expensive if you ask me, its hard to get the mfg price down in America unless you build sizeable Qtys.
Avant is the only brand with some decent in between sizes, 16 cubes ~$980, 17.5 cube 50" wide $1015 list,
Funny thing is they are made in Wisconsin, and only (so far
My son has done some biz with Jenkins Before, I forgot about them
excellent thanks, I'll give them a call
Our Industry needs a 48" wide bucket with about 20 cubic ft capacity or better
and it has to weigh under 400#s. with an optional bolt on edge
Magnum783
Participating member
- Location
- Cheyenne WY
I would recommend Prime Attach but both are good options
treevet
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- Cincinnati, Ohio
Ran across this and thought it might be of interest to someone.
Magnum783
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- Cheyenne WY
Jeff was going to build me a mini grapple a time agony so
- Location
- Napa Valley
Is this grapple the 4' rake grapple from Anbo you mentioned earlier? If so, is it more stout (thicker gauge) than the factory Toro one? I ask cuz I'm gunna get me a grapple and want to select a beefy one
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tc262
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- SE Wisconsin
On something like a mini where you're already limited on capacity, I like to get zero extra beefyness. Any extra weight takes away from your lifting ability.Is this grapple the 4' rake grapple from Anbo you mentioned earlier? If so, is it more stout (thicker gauge) than the factory Toro one? I ask cuz I'm gunna get me a grapple and want to select a beefy one
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- Napa Valley
Okay good to know thank you.
- Location
- Stoughton
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- Napa Valley
Thanks bro. Sk750! Hope to get as skilled one day as that guy is. Gotta love the no squeeking on the idler. I think I am going to like the "no greesing."
