Posted by Jethro Lilley on October 27, 2013 at 16:09:04 from (70.208.129.178):
In Reply to: Re: 47 loader posted by Tx Jim on October 27, 2013 at 14:36:29:
Gosh, Tx Jim, I have no experience with round bales. We fed square bales and silage from a bunk silo. The 47 does have some side-sway and lacks break-out muscle. I have had to keep an eye on the mounting bolts... Tight as you can turn them and two more turns, then double nut. I can say that this has been one spunky little loader for 47 years here on our 700 acre homestead, even after being abused by some of the sorriest hired hands anyone has ever fired. The only thing that has ever broken has been the cutting edge on the bucket.
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