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Need to learn where my NEW Forks ARE!!!

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Willy-N

09-01-2005 18:23:08

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Removed the Forks off my 3 point set up today. Welded in mounts inside the bucket I built to bolt them in with 2- 3/4" grade 8 bolts and 2- 5/8" grade 8 bolts. Real easy to put on and very strong in fact strong enough to poke a hole in my shop!! Was turning the tractor around and hit my shop with one! Need to learn where they are since I can't see them when the bucket is up a little. Tilt Cylinders are mounted and it is chained up in place right now. I still need to put the hydraulic lines to the control for them. Allmost done boy what a lot of work!! Mark H.

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msb

09-01-2005 21:41:23

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Re: Need to learn where my NEW Forks ARE!!! in reply to Willy-N, 09-01-2005 18:23:08

Got just the answer for that Cadillac loader of yours.Go to Lowes and get a TV camera and monitor Mount the monitor in plain view of the driver and the camera on that super heavy duty cross member.I hooked one up to my grain cart last fall and it worked great. Any more questions? lol,bob

Wait,Wait!Got a better idea. Hook the tractor up to remote conrol and put the monitor in your truck cab.Then you could sit in air conditioning ,operate the loader and drink beer! How do you like that idea? L real hard O L.bob
Nice work on the loader Willy.

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Willy-N

09-02-2005 08:20:41

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Re: Need to learn where my NEW Forks ARE!!! in reply to msb, 09-01-2005 21:41:23

I want one of those Monitors on my Fire Truck! I have to back up to Porta Tanks and as I get close to them they disapear behind me. They hold 1,200 gals and I need to get with in 8 inches so my dump valve will go over the edge of the tank. Then I just open this Butterfly Valve and in a couple miniuts the tank is full. Once my tilt cylinders are hooked up I can tilt it back to see the fork tips. I should have had it up in the air since nothing was on them! Pictures soon of the allmost completed set up. Mark H.

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