Show us your compact tractors!!:)

[martin p]

Nice! What model is it? What's on the back of it mate?

 

its a b5001 amazing little machine for its size,thats a home built screw type log splitter in that pic.

[Big T]

Awesome, love it!!!!

[testcricket01]

just bought one very handy machines, got a old screw splitter on the PTO just bought a new 16t splitter to run on the hydraulics aswell, just want to find a front loader for it.

 

 

 

[Big T]

Very nice!!!!

[martin p]

bought a backhoe for mine this summer, runs it brilliantly.

its a bit heavy for the old girl but I got some proper front weights and now its just right

 

don't know why my pictures are uploading small sorry.

[Wainy]

It is amazing what these little things can handle, ours runs chipper, flail, rotavator and log splitter oh and has towed an 8ft roller.

[joe westrup]

Just bought this, lovely little thing proper handy! 4wd 3 speed pto creeper box. I got a flail splitter and digger that fit it its great!!

[joe westrup]

Can't seem to as photos from my phone, don't know how

[Goaty]

Sweet. Just curious about the older / cheaper ones as if I were to invest in one it would be handy to run a log splitter off of it:)

 

 

Definitely use a pto pump on the smaller older ones. You can fit a SCV to even the 30 year old kubotas but not really worth it. If it was a large ram it would need to be double acting to have sufficient oil in transmission.

The pto pumps put just about all the power if the engine into hydraulics.

We use them on tree lifters. It takes the17hp kubotas up to around 40hp capability.

If you get someone who knows what they are doing you could use a higher volume pump gear and use less revs and fuel.

[rowan lee]

Our little beasty

 

Your setup always improving Beau

Remember you speaking of the timber trailer before. What does it handle well with your tractor - 3 tons loads?

 

Always liked the idea of a timber trailer with grab, particularly for use in the yard, loading processor etc. Does the grab work well for logging up oversize with a chainsaw?