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Three point capacity.

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IMKCMAC

06-21-2004 08:39:15




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Can someone tell me what the lifting capacity of the three point on my MF135 is supposed to be?I didn't find it in my owners manual.




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IMKCMAC

06-21-2004 08:44:00




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 Re: Three point capacity. in reply to IMKCMAC, 06-21-2004 08:39:15  
I should of thought of this also.It has the 4cyl Continental engine.



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txblu

06-22-2004 09:53:17




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 Re: Re: Three point capacity. in reply to IMKCMAC, 06-21-2004 08:44:00  
Lift is pump pressure x area of the piston - losses and distance from pivot point. Roughly 3500 lbs. Enough to lift the front tires off the ground without counter weights.

Mark



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IMKCMAC

06-23-2004 08:23:33




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 Re: Re: Re: Three point capacity. in reply to txblu, 06-22-2004 09:53:17  
Thanks Mark.It should lift a barrel(counter weight) full of cement then. Jerry



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txblu

06-23-2004 10:06:39




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Three point capacity. in reply to IMKCMAC, 06-23-2004 08:23:33  
I'm going to say yes. Concrete weighs roughly 4000 #/cubic yard. 55 gallon drum is about 20 x 36 = 380 cu in. 4000# = 1728 cu in. Looks like it should weigh around 900# full.

I pick up round bale hay that weighs up to 2000# (with counter weights and a little grunting on the tractor's part).

Mark



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