Posted by Brownie 450 on January 24, 2009 at 04:45:57 from (216.51.158.151):
In Reply to: Change of game plan posted by the tractor vet on January 23, 2009 at 14:30:37:
The old 2MH pickers were advertised to be mounted in 45 minutes as I recall from when I was younger. What is everyone crabbing about? Thinking back though, I guess it did take 3 of us to get it mounted on the 450 in about half a day.---When everything went well. I guess that the 45 minutes mounting time was with 3 factory mechanics---with the sub frame on the tractor---with all shields in place---all bolt holes drilled out to7/8 inch---on a level floor---couple of floor jacks----. On the other hand, the 234 was able to be mounted in 45 minutes on an uneven floor---included mounting the sub frame. The cab still leaked dust [no cab].
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