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  • JD front bucket complete..:)

    Well gang I finally finished the bucket....(even painted it)..
    Here are some shots.
    Short Term Memory GONE!!
    Hobby Weldor/Machinist
    Photobucket Shop Pics

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    full shot showing what I use for ballast
    Short Term Memory GONE!!
    Hobby Weldor/Machinist
    Photobucket Shop Pics

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    • #3
      This dang rock was heavy....the bucket is 47.5" wide and 14" deep by 14" high.....that should give you and idea how big this rock was. I was really please how easily I picked this up (wife has lots of huge rocks like these she likes to have me move around and a regulary basis....kinda like furniture...lol
      Short Term Memory GONE!!
      Hobby Weldor/Machinist
      Photobucket Shop Pics

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      • #4
        another rock shot
        Short Term Memory GONE!!
        Hobby Weldor/Machinist
        Photobucket Shop Pics

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        • #5
          Well...thats if for now guys.....I think next weekend Will and I are taking this to his place to see how well it digs..

          This rock will probably be the heaviest load it will ever get and it worked great....whoooohoooo.....

          Everyone have a great evening...

          Bob
          Last edited by deere_x475guy; 05-22-2003, 07:03 AM.
          Short Term Memory GONE!!
          Hobby Weldor/Machinist
          Photobucket Shop Pics

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          • #6
            good job it looks great.
            chris

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            • #7
              Bob,

              That does look awesome!!! Didn't you hate to scratch it up with that rock?
              Todd Eldridge
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              Newbie Hobby Welder

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              • #8
                Bob it looks good, and so does the grass around the tractor. Looks like you must be taking good care of it also. Yards around here are looking pretty good but my grass doesn't look near as good as your crop. Any way nice job on your project it looks good. Gerald

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                • #9
                  Bob,

                  Great job! Great photos! Your grass hurts my eyes to look at. Mowing every other day?

                  Dave
                  "Some days you're the dog, some days you're the fire hydrant"

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                  • #10
                    Great Job!!!It looks like a factory built bucket, But I am sure it will last alot longer than any factory bucket... Sandman

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                    • #11
                      It's a shame to get that bucket all dirty...looks real professional....I like those capped ends on the tubing too. I can't help thinking that you are heavily influenced by Junkyard Wars, though! What else can you make that x475 into??

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                      • #12
                        OK, I'm impressed, thats really cool. I'm very glad my wife dosn't like rocks in the yard!
                        Regards, George

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                        • #13
                          exelent job looks like its straight out of a factory keep those projects and pics coming yours and others great projects inspire me to want to make cool projects like em

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                          • #14
                            Your bucket looks great!

                            I really one to build a front end loader for my Craftsman garden tractor but don't have the $$ right now to start.

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                            • #15
                              Bob,
                              Looks great! Why didn't ya paint it John Deere Green? I agree with Sundown, I am glad my wife doesn't like heavy rocks.
                              Art is dangerous!
                              www.PiedmontIronworks.com

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