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Cow · Jan 12, 2012

Well my plastic pipes on the blade fell off but that's ok, the ground is frozen anyway.

I'm thinking of trying that trick on the loader.

Kirk-NJ · Jan 13, 2012

Nice! Although my tractors & plows are ready I have enjoy NO seat time since the last snowfall in Oct. Aint missing it.
What make is that loader?

Kirk

Anonymous-0 · Jan 13, 2012

I may be wrong as I have been before, have walk behind, 5 foot and 7 1/2 foot snowblowers all ready and waiting, would not be upset if they don't get used at all. Maybe the snow will all stay in Michigan for 2012, but if not, I am ready.

Cow · Jan 13, 2012

Pretty sure the loader is an Allied. Someone has painted over all the markings and the one sticker is faded but it looks like others I've seen pictures of.

Think I am going to try to perfect working with the FEL for snow removal instead of the blade. If I can get that down I'll build a weight box and swap the blade for it. Either that or chains- it did OK until I got most of the snow cleared then it spun easily against the slick hard ground.

S2710 · Jan 13, 2012

The sticker on the loader is that the radio station in south east Minn.

Bob

Cow · Jan 13, 2012

(quoted from post at 19:59:14 01/13/12) The sticker on the loader is that the radio station in south east Minn.

Bob

I didn't mean that one. There's one on the front that looks like the sticker on an allied loader but the name is completely faded out and unreadable.

Ed H.-OH · Jan 15, 2012

Hello, Here's a pic of an Allied 350

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