Home Made Dump Loader 

Very good setup even for a proto type! Also, love the Father and Son working together.

Great job beats walking it with a wheel barrel any day ! You also got a great helper there and he's got a good dad 👍

Very cool. Love how you get your son involved rather than yelling at him he will ruin it and you have to do it all. Subscribed!

I actually have a shovel like that right now and I'm trying to put it on an ATV and you gave me some good ideas thank you

Love that setup , I did a similar setup on my 4 wheeler for a plow with a wern winch,, I just bought a old moto motor tractor that I am rebuilding and would like a front lift capability to move stuff around .. nice work!

Man, that's pretty cool. I know it's limited on capabilities but it works for some stuff. Thanks for sharing. New subscriber.

I know this is an old video but could you rig a 12v linear actuator to handle your bucket angle? Build it with enough angle so when the arms are up you can tip the bucket back AND in the other direction dump the load? Then you would be able to scoop up better loads by tiling back the bucket between scoops and to keep the load in the bucket until dumped. I like your bucket a lot! I don’t think a really high loader in one of these tractors is practical but for transporting and relocating these shine!

Ok to clean out hen house and put on garden for sure Needs roller higher up to tilt more I think

Sped up chicken is the best part

The Flowbee haircut on the kid doing the painting

Add removable, bolt on, teeth, set at an angle, to assist in scraping up dirt.

That's nice too plus you made it instead of a front loader where it cost too much money

I am fixing to build something like this. For my sxs. But going to use and 55gallon drum

I'm going to be building the same thing soon.

Very nice 👍

Just found your channel and subscribed. Very interesting video.

Maybe a counter weight in the rear

Good thinking

Why couldn't you put bucket in dump mode and push a pole up then put it load position and scoop up a load.

Great work! I’m looking into upsizing tires in mine. Going to 25x10-12 rears. What size front tires are those in yours? Greeting from the other side of the country in pacific NW.

I assume there are times you use your loader a lot. So, I was wondering if you had to beef up the alternator or use a larger battery to operate the winch?

Do you think the chains on the turf savers make a difference in traction

your costar stole the show

“Bevel”

Thank you