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Posted by Salmoneye on November 26, 2003 at 12:03:19 from (65.19.93.68):
If not, here are a couple pics and down below is a link to my original post last year and my interesting 'problem' with all your gracious help... The tractor is almost ready to be put back together and I am now in a quandry over the loader...My sister and my Mom (original owner was my Moms' Mother) both want the loader back on...What I need now is pics (or drawings) of anyones home-made rails or channel work they have done to keep this from happening again...I would appreciate any ideas as I am trying to keep family peace... PS...For those that remember, in order to move the tractor, we jacked it up and secured to halves with a plate underneath in order to get her onto a flatbed and transport to a friends shop...We did secure with chains and come-alongs from opposite corners crossed underneath just for good measure...Thanks for the suggestions!
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