sheesh a guy asked a question - whats the correct protocol?
New Toro Tx 1000 Wide Track
- Thread starter OasisTree
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Respect is the correct protocol. TV let you know. You didn't get it or didn't want to. Or both.
This thread is on the toro tx1000. I am interested in what people know, think, experience with regards to this machine. And there hasn't been a post about it in quite a while. Why not? I don't know. Perhaps cause you are here selling articulating loaders and buckets. Or maybe they just aren't here. In my opinion the best protocol would be to go start a thread on your topics or products. And maybe this thread would just fade and die. Or maybe people would be here talking about the toro tx1000. Peace.
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frashdog
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Legit...
Yet being part of the thread and owning a tx1000, Dave is spot on about the bucket situation. I bought a really heavy, small $500 bucket and I want a big bucket that suits tree work!
hseII
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- United States
Make it 54".
treevet
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- Cincinnati, Ohio
OasisTree
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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
This is plenty late, but Anbo Manufacturing makes the Toro Grapple. (Or used to.) I have been using this rake grapple for 3years now with no issues, except seals on 1 of the cylinders. We love it.
Lumberjack
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I wish the 1000 had a high mounted lift point (or two) vs the lifting points being at the bottom of the machine.
AmericanArborist
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can you explain this? not sure what you mean by a lifting point.
Lumberjack
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A point to pick the machine up from, for example, with the Mek.
AmericanArborist
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- Omaha, NE
oh yeah, my vermeer has one on the lift arms. not especially useful for me since I have no crane. yet.
treevet
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- Cincinnati, Ohio
Just ordered the big bucket from tnt. First measured it up against the big bucket I have and it is drastically bigger but not in width. Will let you know my impression. $999. til June 1st, free shipping. Got lots of uses in mind but one big one will be filling the dump trailer with the Dingo off my conveyor generated pile. Beats hand loading although they will still have to hand load the bucket...big improvement. And of course stump grindings into the dump trailer.
treevet
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- Cincinnati, Ohio
Gorman
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Skynet is online.
Let me know what you think of it. Send me a picture of it on your Toro Tx 1000, that'd be great! Thank you again for your business.
Luzl78
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- Colts neck
ah there's love in the air
treevet
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- Cincinnati, Ohio
Just received it today and great deal, fast delivery and putting it in our game tomorrow. Thanks. Here's some picts Dave.
treevet
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- Cincinnati, Ohio
Just received this Ditchwitch ad in the mail today with a pict of the ridiculous bucket they sell with it just like the Dingo which I converted into a hitch insert to tow either ball or pintel with.....compared to the one just marketed by TNT...
