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chazm

Well I always had a problem of loosing stuff off my tractor, from hitch pins, wrenches, gloves & cell phone :eusa-think: , so today I found an old butt pack to help the situation :handgestures-thumbupright:

 

 

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Chasm :flags-waveusa:

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AMC RULES

I've often thought...  :teasing-poke: 

they should have kept under seat tool boxes on every :wh: model.  

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varosd

OK. Is that a piece of caramel being used as a shifter knob? :rolleyes: 

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chazm

OK. Is that a piece of caramel being used as a shifter knob? :rolleyes:

 

Yea, after the chocolate was licked off it.... :laughing-rofl: :laughing-rofl:

 

Chasm :flags-waveusa:

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AMC RULES

:scared-eek:   :omg:  :text-tmi:  :blink:

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953 nut

Nice "Man Purse"! One good thing about the 953 is the large built in tool box.

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varosd

Nice "Man Purse"! One good thing about the 953 is the large built in tool box.

 

"It's not a purse, it's European."    Seinfeld

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608KEB

:icecream:   I thought it was a doggy biscuit.

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Wheel-N-It

Thats a good way to go when you have to carry small stuff Chasm. I've often thought what would be a good kind of tool box to bolt to a Wheel Horse but I can't bring myself to drill any holes in the sheet metal.

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chazm

:icecream:   I thought it was a doggy biscuit.

 

You guys aren't even close... :scratchead:  Keep guessing  :eusa-think:

 

Chasm  :flags-waveusa:

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dodgemike

On my C-121 dad bolted s 6x9

Breadpan right next to the motor.

I think the battery used to be

There on some models. It doesn't

Have a lid, but have not lost any

Pins, bolts, etc.

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jackhammer

I sure hope that don't draw flies  :laughing-rofl:

 

You remember if it does,,,  Glen sells those knobs all the time.

 

BTW , for storage you do what ever is best

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MalMac

Always thought Wheel Horse should have never given up the tool box. On are big farm tractors I would be lost without them. It's almost UnAmerican to be without a tool box on a tractor. I have often thought about bolting one on somewhere. We have got a lot of talented fabricator members on here maybe they will come up with some great Idea.

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AMC RULES

I'm thinkin',  those hermetically sealed lids on military ammo boxes would make the perfect candidate for add on tool boxes. 

I just need to come up with a mount that won't require drilling holes into my  :wh: sheet metal...then paint to match.   :handgestures-thumbsup: 

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chazm

I hear ya Craig, I feel the same way about drilling holes.   :eusa-think:    The only thing I seen that I liked was the seat covers with the pouch on the back  :)

 

Chasm   :flags-waveusa:

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shallowwatersailor

I'm thinkin',  those hermetically sealed lids on military ammo boxes would make the perfect candidate for add on tool boxes. 

I just need to come up with a mount that won't require drilling holes into my  :wh: sheet metal...then paint to match.   :handgestures-thumbsup: 

This started back during leaf season as I needed a place to store the tools for the Cyclone Rake. HF recently released plastic ammo boxes which are smaller than a 12" tool box. Originally it was just the box but then grew into flashing lights and a backup light. The nice thing is that I didn't drill any holes into the tractor. It is about 80% finished as I still need to wire it completely, touch up, etc. I use 1" x 1/8" aluminum angle.

 

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T McCool

I keep my tow strap/hook, gloves, and a spare beer under the hood of my 657 right behind the dash.  The beer never gets a chance to warm up when im cutting, a little shaken up but thats about it haha. When i swapped the original seat and toolbox out for the old style pan seat i lost my storage soooo i kinda had to make due. Original seat/fender and storage box/seat mount is up for sale if anyone is close to pittsburgh area!

 

 

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SousaKerry

Hey could be worse my 67 Ranger has a tool box hath you can't get into without scraping all the skin off the back of your hand...Terrible design I need to fab up a hinge and frame for that.

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tomtractor

I found an old emergency kit at the flea market. Works well although somewhat small.

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