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nedly05 · #81 01-17-2010, 04:09 PM

Heres my DK55 kioti, I have a different winch on it now, I also have an AnBo grapple rake on it. I really want to add limb risers and a FOPS like the one Wallace posted earlier but I can decide how I want to do it, so I've been stalling because I want it to be functional but look good like his does.

Wallace Tractor · #82 01-19-2010, 06:11 PM

That's easy drop it off for a week!!

nedly05 · #83 01-19-2010, 07:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Wallace Tractor

That's easy drop it off for a week!!

How much??? What size tractor with the brush guarding was that in the pics before?

Wallace Tractor · #84 01-20-2010, 09:16 AM

DK65
It all depends on how much you want done....
The machines we did had 1/4 belly pans on them also all the pans were able to be removed by one person and the only tool you need was a 3/4" socket or impact gun...all the nuts were welded on the plating.
The limb riser were all powder coated, we also mounted a remote winch that you were able to use either on the front or the rear of the tractor.
Like I said it all depends on what your likes are.
If you want everything germinate or do you want it folding.
I would say just for the operator protector with limb riser your going to drop $2,500 easily.

nedly05 · #85 01-20-2010, 05:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Wallace Tractor

DK65
It all depends on how much you want done....
The machines we did had 1/4 belly pans on them also all the pans were able to be removed by one person and the only tool you need was a 3/4" socket or impact gun...all the nuts were welded on the plating.
The limb riser were all powder coated, we also mounted a remote winch that you were able to use either on the front or the rear of the tractor.
Like I said it all depends on what your likes are.
If you want everything germinate or do you want it folding.
I would say just for the operator protector with limb riser your going to drop $2,500 easily.

Just the operator protector and the limb risers is what I want to do for now, I would like to have a roof on it too. I have a bunch of odd steel that I was going to use, but I dont want it to look stupid. I though about figuring the bends and what type steel I wanted and have it made at the steel shop, then just put it together. I have thought about it so much I have kinda overwhelmed myself into not starting it. $2500 is a good price, but I cant justify spending that much when I can do it myself ( if I werent such an indecisive wuss!)

merrimacmill · #86 01-20-2010, 05:14 PM

Here is a quick video I grabbed of my M7040 with a 10 foot pusher moving some very heavy wet snow. It was pretty hard to stack, but it did ok. I def need a ballast box on it though...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBIqhpDJZ6g