Steel N Roots Fab

R Q

R Q

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Rod Alexander and I have been touting Zac Hughes shop Steel N Roots on several occasions. Here is his latest creation that he just sent me. Log into Facebook
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R Q said:
Rod Alexander and I have been touting Zac Hughes shop Steel N Roots on several occasions. Here is his latest creation that he just sent me. Log into Facebook
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Holy leverage! I've saw some of his stuff on Facebook. Does spiffy work from what I have seen.

Soooooo.....what is the unique purpose of this apparatus? Looks like some sort of bush grabber.
 
I wouldn't think that little tractor has enough ass to actually push that thing down in the ground. Nevermind having enough lift to pickup anything if you did get ahold of it, considering how far out the center of gravity will be.
 
awheelterd said:
I wouldn't think that little tractor has enough ass to actually push that thing down in the ground. Nevermind having enough lift to pickup anything if you did get ahold of it, considering how far out the center of gravity will be.
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Thats just his tractor at the shop. Its made with a quick attach to hook up to skid steers or other tractors with the same quick attach base. But I said the same thing to him lol
 
Called them at the beginning of this week to get cost and timing estimates for 3 attachments, reached out again Wednesday for updates and still no word. My preference is always to buy local, but I am also not big on having to chase someone down to buy something from them.
Looks like some good work, hope to hear from them soon.
 
awheelterd said:
I wouldn't think that little tractor has enough ass to actually push that thing down in the ground. Nevermind having enough lift to pickup anything if you did get ahold of it, considering how far out the center of gravity will be.
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I know my 25hp orange tractor would put that thing about 4" into the earth before the HP left the chat.

But I bet I could drive straight thru a new ford truck until the bucket got to the body :huggy:
 
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