Posted by larryanderson on March 08, 2014 at 01:58:28 from (99.196.155.104):
In Reply to: ROPS for Ford 9N posted by Fritz Focital on March 07, 2014 at 18:10:57:
Fritz,Foc-it-al I have a a feeling you are pulling our leg more than stumps.Your user name said slow might sum it up.But in case you are really looking for an answer Roll Quards are made out of heavy steel and I would guess the ones I have handled weigh at least 300#s.A ten foot piece of exhaust tubing probably led than 25#.You might want to use the exhaust tubing to make a stack or two in the back of your new hobby farm diesel pickup as that would sure look NICE.wink wink like Tx.Jim At least you got a few answers.Keeps the board awake!
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