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Re: Want to find Wagner front end loader brochure
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Posted by tfringo on December 03, 2005 at 14:22:23 from (207.200.116.203):
In Reply to: Re: Want to find Wagner front end loader brochure posted by El Toro on December 03, 2005 at 13:25:54:
If proper attached and tightened down, I think it will distribute the load nicely. Weakest point will be my wide front end. I have no intention of messing it up. I will use it to landscape my yard and carry stuff around, lift the heavy stuff that my back is tired of lifting, etc. My back will be happier. I seem to need something that can lift from time to time. Probably weld some hooks onto the bucket. I am thinking of making a push blade also for it. One that is at an angle to move snow. I will make it so it can pivote and also put some springs on it in case I catch a snag. That will have to be down the road though. I was working on the attachment points for the new bucket today. They essentially look like large triangles with one side curved to fit the bucket. I will get the cutting torch out and cut them out of 1/4 inch steel. Hope my hands are steady. The guy I bought it from has a wire feed and he said he would weld them on for me. I might need to buy a new front cylinder but not sure yet. Several of my hoses will need to get replaces. I will pull the hydraulic controls sometime and go through them also. I am sure there are probably only o-rings in it. I need to make a clevis pin for it also. Lots of fun. Weather is cold though and it makes things a little slow. Thanks for the assistance, Terry
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