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Posted by steve n carol on June 18, 2007 at 06:31:30 from (12.219.251.99):
In Reply to: Re: Weight lifted posted by steve n carol on June 18, 2007 at 06:20:00:
Edit... the "50" represents teh industrial model. also, much depends which loader model is attached to your machine, and don't forget, who know what is original or not on this tractor. so many of the parts are intenchangable... and, typically when a loader won't lift a 'heavy' load, that is because it has reached it's potential, or has exceeded the capicity of the pump. Q). has this unit, in the past been able to lift heavier loads than in now does? Where is the pump, the one that controls the loader, located? and what model loader is this???...sl
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