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Re: Farmalls with Loader Break at Split Location
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Posted by Randy in Pa on March 18, 2005 at 06:56:23 from (67.140.2.228):
In Reply to: Re: Farmalls with Loader Break at Split Location posted by Haas on March 18, 2005 at 06:15:43:
My 230 was broken at one time. I can see all the welds and reinforcement plates around the bell housing. They did a good job on fixing it though. I would love to have a loader on my 230. Even an old trip bucket would be lovely. Seems to me that there are flat areas to bolt things on to all up and down the sides of the tractor. A fella could bolt a piece of 4" channel iron from the front of the tractor down along the sides running all the way to the rear wheels on both sides, and that would keep the tractor together. This would serve as a sub frame for attaching a loader. What is wrong with that? Randy in Pa
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