Implement carrier for loader

Manannan

Member

• Apr 9, 2020

• #1

Hi
A while back I saw an implement carrier in farming press, it fitted on a loader and had a hook to scoop up the top link pin and just a resting plate for the bottom brackets, so you could quickly and easily move smaller implements like a Fert spinner etc.

I can’t find anything online, can anyone point me in the right direction please?

Cheers

 

Ted M

Member

Livestock Farmer

Location

Shropshire

• Apr 9, 2020

• #2

Try looking at agriweld. They manufacture something called the quickshift I think ?

 

Manannan

Member

• Apr 9, 2020

• #3

Wow, that’s the very one. Lovely. Thank you ?

 

Pringles

Member

Location

West Fife

• Apr 9, 2020

• #4

Taylor attachments make what you are looking for.

 

Ted M

Member

Livestock Farmer

Location

Shropshire

• Apr 9, 2020

• #5

No problem ?

 

Nearly

Member

Location

North of York

• Apr 9, 2020

• #6

@Dave W

 

milkloss

Member

Livestock Farmer

Location

East Sussex

• Apr 9, 2020

• #7

Has anyone made their own?

 

Dave W

Member

Location

chesterfield

• Apr 9, 2020

• #8

Manannan said:

Hi
A while back I saw an implement carrier in farming press, it fitted on a loader and had a hook to scoop up the top link pin and just a resting plate for the bottom brackets, so you could quickly and easily move smaller implements like a Fert spinner etc.

I can’t find anything online, can anyone point me in the right direction please?

Cheers

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milkloss said:

Has anyone made their own?

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Greatest tool you'll ever buy for a telehandler.
I made about for retail but there wasn't really enough money out them for the work involved.
I made mine with a swivel hook for chains and proper drawbar attachment to shunt trailers.
I'd reccomend the agriweld ones. Think Taylor do 2 versions. One with Proper hook arms and top link so the implement is fixed solid. Not so handy unless you wanting to invert a cultivator to work on for example.

 

Bobthebuilder

Member

Mixed Farmer

Location

northumberland

• Apr 9, 2020

• #9

milkloss said:

Has anyone made their own?

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yes x2 but for what they cost you'd almost be better off buying 1 unless you have the use of a plasma for cutting out shapes and a good welder

 

Dave W

Member

Location

chesterfield

• Apr 9, 2020

• #10

that's one of the ones I made.

 

Robert

Member

Location

South East

• Apr 9, 2020

• #11

Approx. price for standard one?

 

Dave W

Member

Location

chesterfield

• Apr 9, 2020

• #12

Robert said:

Approx. price for standard one?

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Think agriweld and taylors start around £1200

 

Manannan

Member

• Apr 9, 2020

• #13

Robert said:

Approx. price for standard one?

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Agri weld £995 basic. Not looked at Taylor’s yet

 

Manannan

Member

• Apr 9, 2020

• #14

Dave W said:

that's one of the ones I made.

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Man, that’s awesome, might have a word with local fabricator and see what he can do, ok if I steal your pics? (Have anyway! ?)

 

Dave W

Member

Location

chesterfield

• Apr 9, 2020

• #15

Manannan said:

Man, that’s awesome, might have a word with local fabricator and see what he can do, ok if I steal your pics? (Have anyway! ?)

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Yes no problem. You'll make one for yourself economically.
I found to make one to retail quality, painted with a load test certificate was prohibitive