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MF135 lift capacity

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Tom_NC

11-26-2002 15:53:42




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Does anyone know what the maximum lifting weight of the three point lift is? I have a front end loader on the tractor and am thinking about a three point backhoe. I found one used but it is going to be over 1200 lbs. and wanted t make sure the lift would be OK. I will use the stabilizer bars and also have a set of brackets and pins mounted on top of the axle at the fenders and bars that lock the lift at a fixed height.

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Tom

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Paul

11-27-2002 01:03:15




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 Re: MF135 lift capacity in reply to Tom_NC, 11-26-2002 15:53:42  
Gas or diesel?



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Ken

11-27-2002 19:49:20




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 Re: Re: MF135 lift capacity in reply to Paul, 11-27-2002 01:03:15  
Please give the difference in capacity of both gas and diesel.



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Tom_NC

11-27-2002 06:26:42




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 Re: Re: MF135 lift capacity in reply to Paul, 11-27-2002 01:03:15  
Sorry ..... Gas



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Gary in TX

11-27-2002 07:20:56




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 Re: Re: Re: MF135 lift capacity in reply to Tom_NC, 11-27-2002 06:26:42  
Hey man,
Don't sorry about that jewel being a gasser! I have a 135 gas, 70 model, that really pulls its share of the load in my custom hay baling business. I have moved 1800 pound round bales with mine. It did make the pump sound off but it will do it, I really don't think its a good idea to run with close to a ton on the hitch though, you may be fine with the backhoe, 600 pounds or so is a big difference!

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