The REDNECK Tractor HACK OSHA doesn't want you to know!!!

This tractor hack can save you a ton of time and money!
Get your tickets to the fest here!!!

Check out STEPHEN COX!!

Check out the HotShot 360 build playlist!

Need more info on the Smart Washer?
Click Here

Leave a comment and follow us on Instagram!

This is the ultimate in rust prevention! CRC SP_400

Dollar for dollar, Knock'er Loose wins every time.

[austinedwards]

Something to consider would be installing holding valves on the hydraulic cylinders. If a hose blows out then you don' t fall straight to the ground.

[aviz]

I made one of these too. I recommend everyone who uses this type of security cage to cut an acces at one of the sides with a chain locking it if you want, it's more comfortable at least for me. In addition, you can do a toolbox at the front or at the other side. Good video!

[johnwhitley]

Way cool!! 20 years ago we used to have and use a steel wire "scrap metal box" with a steel pallet bottom until it was stolen from the warehouse. Then, one of our suppliers started shipping their goods to in a plastic box containers. Great replacement, but no drop side. Unload from the top and they were almost as tall as the tank cage! ??? ( And they were One Way boxes, but they were recyclable!) Then out of nowhere, the boxes had one drop side. Well, maintenance grabbed two and modified them to work: one lights and electrical, and general maintenance for the other.
They had tool boxes, two fold up jump seats, the drop side was chained solid, ECT ECT.
Nice thing was the old small Yale electric forklift had a 48' vertical reach!
OSHA never said a word.

[RaysGarage]

Man Basket Hack, Awesome Brother, I love it!!!

[dimitriosfilipakis]

thanks for the heads up brother.. saw you vid and did one better :) i had a tote that leaked right above the 75 gallon mark, so thanks to you, i repurposed it :) i cut the tote to about 2" from the bottom and created a dish sorta speak, screwed it to the pallet, then cut the bottom section of the cage out and left the 2 top rungs for strength when hanging off the side.. this thing is awesome.. next up, add a chainsaw scabbard and tool holders!! lol.. be safe brother

[JasonM]

Cool! We got the same idea, but a basket made out of welding scaffolding together. 2 guys can go in it with a few sheets of plywood.

[timothyhatcher]

Good old redkneck engineering awesome done this trick many times

[markroper]

Awesome video! Cheap and built strong. You couldn't ask for anything cheaper! Great find!

[jpeveto]

Those tote cages also make great for moving around firewood.

[LoneStarLiving]

Thats an awesome Idea man! Just bought my 2019 GOTL fest tickets!

[gabewhisen]

Alright I'm receiving notifications from you again your clever tactics have worked, good to see ya missed being apart of this channel, first time I've seen the water tote man basket trick genius

[loadpin]

Fantastic idea, I’m getting one this weekend.

[kip]

Thunder ... Thunder... Thunder... Thunder cats Then all your helpers show up.

[erniebigbie]

I carry hay wrapping supplies in one with my tractor fel from job to job. Made a great carry-all.

[leebarnhart]

275 gallons of water is 2293.5 pounds. Your good to go!

[weshowe]

I saw some guys, must have had a contract with TxDOT using just a pallet on a tractor to get up high and trim the low hanging branches with their chainsaw along a State highway. Apparently, no OSHA people ever travel that road.

[RogersFixItBarn]

I spotted the basket in your live stream got to pick me up one for the farm.

[jessevoidswarranties]

Finally got notifications thank you Stephan for telling me to unsubscribe and re-subscribe. FYI Justin or Amy it's not letting me like the video something screwy with the tube

[Jesses]

Not sure that is to OSHA standards, but it looks really hard to fall out of. As long as it is properly strapped the the tractor, looks very safe.

[MrMrmetro]

I fully agree about the basket. It is plenty safe, however, the weakness in your plan is the hydraulics on the tractor. They can fail at any time and do. Commercial lifts use safety valves in the hydraulic system that do not allow the rig to come down should a hose burst or some other failures occur. Just sayin!