Wilamayb said: (quoted from post at 21:23:22 12/06/12) It seems as if the lift capacities are as follows
Break out force:
46A 3000 LBS
148 4700 LBS
Rated lift
46A 2100 LBS
148 3100 LBS
This is your statement as copied from our earlier discussion:
"As I stated in the past I believe this forum should be about "real facts" not what someone "thinks or believes". Prove me wrong and I'll APOLOGIZE."
These are the numbers. They are facts, not my opinion.
I still stand by my first statement that the 46A is a smaller lighter loader than the 148 and is less taxing on the new gen frontends than the 148.
Was the lift capacity you stated for the 46A on a loader with the smaller(2.25") or larger(2.5") cylinders that are comparable to a 148 loader??????? Also no matter which loader is on a tractor the taxing of the frt axle has a lot more variables in it than advertised lift or breakout weight capacity. It will be interesting to see the difference in the distances between(mast & bucket pins) on the 2 above mentioned loaders.
This post was edited by Tx Jim at 04:22:40 12/07/12.
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