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What Attachments Do You Use?

Squizzy246B

Administrator
Joined
Sep 9, 2005
Messages
3,388
Location
Perth, Western Australia
Occupation
Digger Driver
Jeff D. said:
That does suck!! Sorry too hear about your hay, Jmac.:bouncegri

Your a cruel man Jeff....but I wish I had of thought of that line:rolleyes: . Isn't it funny how humans have so much interest in anothers misfortune. I guess it helps if you can look back and laugh. I try not to think about your situation Jmac because although we have insurance an all, our business rotates around out 9 tonne Mitsubishi. If it is off the road we can't shift our machines and thats like minimum 2K a day lost.

Welcome Sunray....you name is an otherwise bright spot amongst Jeff's twisted posts.:bouncegri
 

KSSS

Senior Member
Joined
Feb 27, 2005
Messages
4,472
Location
Idaho
Occupation
excavation
I have the following attachments for a CASE 440 and 465 skid steers

FFC Preparator 84"
60" grapple bucket
72" grapple bucket
73" Tine grapple bucket
73" sweeper
Okada 750 pound breaker
Esco 1500 pound breaker
Lowe post hole auger 9", 12", 18" augers
FFC 84" angle blade
FFC 8' Snow pusher
FFC scarfier

Adding 85" grapple bucket, high flow stump grinder

Excavator attachments TB53FR
WB thumb and quick coupler
12" WB bucket
24" WB bucket
50" clean out bucket
Kent hoepac

A WB hyd. clean out bucket is on the wish list.
 

SouthOnBeach

Well-Known Member
Joined
Apr 29, 2007
Messages
130
Location
Westren North Carolina
Occupation
jack of all trades
hitachi ex50urg trackhoe
manual thumb. don't know how i could live without it.

case 580k 4x4 extendahoe
bucket forks. gotta love lifting stuff so easily

kubota 2650 4x4
front loader
scraper blade
bush hog
finish mower
landscape rake
mold board plow
post hole digger
 

mflah87

Well-Known Member
Joined
Aug 27, 2006
Messages
186
Location
Waltham
Occupation
owner of excavating company
Grapples, hammers, forks, asphalt miller, sweepers, and large buckets for snow removal.
 

SalmonShark

Member
Joined
Mar 14, 2008
Messages
11
Location
Renton, WA
I have a Kubota KX71-3 with the q/c, hydraulic thumb, 12" auger, 24" digging bucket and a 36" clean out bucket.

Attachments I still want to get: Hydraulic Breaker, 9" auger bit (heavy rock version), flail mower, rake, and possibly a hoepac.
 

Countryboy

Senior Member
Joined
Jun 8, 2006
Messages
3,276
Location
Georgia
Occupation
Load Out Tech. / Heavy Equipment Operator / Locomo
Welcome to Heavy Equipment Forums SalmonShark! :drinkup
 

T_S_S

Well-Known Member
Joined
Oct 8, 2007
Messages
132
Location
Great white north
Occupation
Owner , Total Site Solutions
Currently own 2 S 250's, S330, S185, 773, T190 and New Holland C 185 (pos) soon to be a T320

Attachments include
Root rake, 3 brooms, tiller, soil conditioner, auger, buckets, forks, flail mower all bobcat attachments.
 

jimmyjack

Senior Member
Joined
Jan 20, 2007
Messages
656
Location
rhode island
asv pt-80

72" gp bucket
72" 4-1 bucket
66" tooth bucket
forks


wish list

mower
36" root rake grapple
radio
bigger trailer:beatsme
 

KSSS

Senior Member
Joined
Feb 27, 2005
Messages
4,472
Location
Idaho
Occupation
excavation
I have the following attachments for a CASE 440 and 465 skid steers

FFC Preparator 84"
60" grapple bucket
72" grapple bucket
73" Tine grapple bucket
73" sweeper
Okada 750 pound breaker
Esco 1500 pound breaker
Lowe post hole auger 9", 12", 18" augers
FFC 84" angle blade
FFC 8' Snow pusher
FFC scarfier

Adding 85" grapple bucket, high flow stump grinder

Excavator attachments TB53FR
WB thumb and quick coupler
12" WB bucket
24" WB bucket
50" clean out bucket
Kent hoepac

A WB hyd. clean out bucket is on the wish list.


I just added an 85" Erskine 2400XL snow blower.
 

talus

Member
Joined
Aug 14, 2008
Messages
19
Location
northeast
asv sr 80
72'' gp bucket
72'' cat tooth bucket
72'' solesbee grapple
80'' frontrunner rake
Bradco forks


the wish list

Mcmillen X1975 auger
72'' harley rake
6' rockhound
tilt tach
ez spot ur rotating grapple
 

willie59

Administrator
Joined
Dec 21, 2008
Messages
13,547
Location
Knoxville TN
Occupation
Service Manager
Steve, you have an auger on your wish list. We have one heck of a good planetary drive auger you can see at our website www.bluediamondattachments.com.
As for the post by mpalums trying to decide between Cat and Bobcat, I guess it's just your preferance as they are both good reliable machines, but I will speak from the standpoint of a mechanic that works on these machines; I've said for a long time, the only thing that's more of a pain to work on than a Bobcat is a Ditch Witch! But that's not to say Bobcat is not a great machine. One thing you failed to mention, are you looking for a wheel or track machine. I assume your looking for track since you mention Cat. One thing I can say about the Cat/ASV undercarriage, there ain't a smooter ride out there. But the tracks are a little spendy, so take care of them. If your looking at a Bobcat track machine, I seem to see too many T190's with failing drive motors, and I mean they destroy themselves inside beyond repair, and the motor isn't available aftermarket, only through Bobcat. My local dealer keeps one "in stock". Hmmm, what does that tell you.
 

ezfriday

Member
Joined
Jan 7, 2009
Messages
14
Location
Bethel Island, Ca
Sickle bar mower

I use a 7' Sickle bar mower on a Bobcat 863 that can be raised to a vertical position and elevated to 17ft. I purchased it at skidsteersolutions and have been very happy with their service after the sale.
 

du5tyl

Active Member
Joined
Apr 8, 2010
Messages
42
Location
Idaho
Cat 252B skid steer

auger
forks
snow plow
bale spear
box blade with rippers
grader blade
gp bucket
boom for forks (reaches about 22')
 
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