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Queston for the 400 owners

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Duane

10-24-2002 16:33:31




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Can a 400 lift a round bale easily????




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Pat T

10-25-2002 03:31:11




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 Re: Queston for the 400 owners in reply to Duane, 10-24-2002 16:33:31  
I seriously doubt you'll need extra weight in the front, this is the heaviest 50HP tractor I've ever seen. I'd just check to make sure the hydraulics will lift as they should before buying it, hyd pump can be worn or relief valve or other hyd components may have worn to the point of reducing lift capacity. If hydraualics are OK it should have no problem. I'd see if the guy could try it with the tractor before the deal was made.

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Larry

10-24-2002 22:31:59




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 Re: Queston for the 400 owners in reply to Duane, 10-24-2002 16:33:31  

The 400's that were built in 1955-56 have a lot of lifting power with the eagle hitch. But you better make sure you have a little extra weight on the front end before you start lifting big bales.



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Duane

10-24-2002 21:29:21




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 Re: Queston for the 400 owners in reply to Duane, 10-24-2002 16:33:31  
The older 400 that just replace the DC?
A 4x5 round bale about 7 maybe 800 pounds???



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dan

10-27-2002 18:58:55




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 Re: Re: Queston for the 400 owners in reply to Duane, 10-24-2002 21:29:21  
my 400case lift 6 by 6 hay bale hyd went shortly after so make sure pump good they r alot of money



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caseman-d

10-24-2002 20:07:26




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 Re: Queston for the 400 owners in reply to Duane, 10-24-2002 16:33:31  
How heavy of a bale ?????
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sam the case man

10-24-2002 17:50:24




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 Re: Queston for the 400 owners in reply to Duane, 10-24-2002 16:33:31  
racine built 400? or rock island built 400B



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Duane

10-24-2002 21:38:08




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 Re: Re: Queston for the 400 owners in reply to sam the case man, 10-24-2002 17:50:24  
How much do you think your old 400's can lift.
I like to buy me one and hoping I can move them there ding dang dong round bales with.
Wife has a bunch of aminal and I have to move bales for her. If I can tell her the 400 thats for sale will move hay, she'll let me buy one.



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