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Allan in Ne

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Dave in Tx

04-12-2007 21:26:47




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A magnetic drill will work horizontaly also. They turn slow so drill a 1/4 in. hole first, then drill the 5/8. Works plenty good. Of course you know that layout is important but you can do it. If the nuts for those 5/8 bolts are going to be inside the frame, use those with serrated washers made on them, think they are called zimmers[not sure] without washers and you don't have to hold them with a wrench. Just your fingers, and a impact on the bolts. They will not come loose. A good idea you had to put the mounts on loosely to get it where ya want it. HTH

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Allan In NE

04-13-2007 03:10:00




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 Re: Allan in Ne in reply to Dave in Tx, 04-12-2007 21:26:47  
The tractor frame rails are already drilled and use a machine bolt from the inside.

So, it is a question of lining up that plate with the tractor's pre-drilled holes and also aligning the loader to the frame/tractor at the same time.

After cussing both that tractor and the front hang loaders for so darned long and after using both separately, I'm totally sold on both in their own right.

I think that if I can just get the two married together, it's gonna be a perfect loader/tractor combination. A gang-buster loader mounted on a gas hydro tractor for wintertime use.

As it turns out, this particular loader is nothing more than the time-proven Farmhand F-11, just configured to a quick-tach type front mount style. And, with this particular frame layout, I'm thinkin' it really "should" transfer a good amount of the weight to the rear axles where it belongs.

I hope that's the way it will end up anyway. But, like I say, I'm kind of a sunflower/ragweed engineer when it comes to this kind of work and when you're dealing with obsolete iron, ya do what ya gotta do. :>)

Thanks,

Allan

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