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A JD Puzzle...puzzled why?

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phil25

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The tone of the owners voice was a clue it was not good...
I knew had he the loader off,and was going to re-mount it,
so the puzzle of 'WHY' was more than i wanted ask..:)
One arm broke,other arm two cracks,bucket stops cracked,metal hyd lines
broke off,main valve body/hoses all removed...etc
should of distanced more than a bucket width...:)
All in a days fun, of just a classic 5 minute job.At least i made it home..
time for me to keep my own stick on the ice..
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That's some serious breaking! Going to take some work to get that back right. Watch for twist as it can look right but the stretch of the steel from breaking can lead to a twist when it's back together.
 
For sure it will be out somewhere, sad or funny part is i have use the previous bubble gum
repair[ not mine;)] to get things close for a tacking just to repair the joint before the new
plates over the joint.
From reading your posts...been there..done that...
 
One piece of the puzzle Looks like it’s been broke before and someone bubble gum welded it and it didn’t hold and the second piece that’s a Frey not a John Deere
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Yes your are right, its just common practice to refer to it as the John Deere, or the loader on the John Deere, still sad to see such abuse.
At least "FREY" can be fixed....excuse the pun..:)
 
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