Posted by mark in boonville ny on October 28, 2011 at 20:21:57 from (24.59.123.35):
In Reply to: Snap!! posted by Don-Wi on October 26, 2011 at 19:07:48:
sanped a few on my 6610 with the mixer. i have a steep hill to go up and the first time i was just starting the climb and it snaped and went right into the road and across the road is a drop off into the feild about 8ft. what a disaster that would have been. the second time was when i was leaving the bunk and it broke right as i was pulling into the road. at least it was flat there. lucky this load i didnt have to fill so full but if was a regular load i would have never been able to pic it up with the skid steer. i juats barley got it out of the road as a car was coming over the hill right befre the bunk.
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