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Posted by Mike in Ontario on May 23, 2005 at 05:20:57 from (209.105.223.157):
Haven"t been on the site for a while cause all was going well and been busy with the new farm, LOL. All going well except for yesterday that is. I was bringing my 414 to the back of the barn and the bucket caught a high spot on the ground and I managed to tear the bucket apart and bend the tilt ram rod. I was sure the bucket was raised high enough and I still don't know how this happened. Now I"m not concerned with the bucket since it was badly rusted out but ram rod needs to be repaired. Can the rod be heated and unbent or am I looking at a replacement? Thanks in advance.
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