Posted by Loren in MN on March 19, 2015 at 07:56:02 from (75.168.150.101):
In Reply to: Farmall loader help posted by bwillett on March 18, 2015 at 17:00:29:
Just make two rectangle 1/2" plates for each side that would fit under the four bolts. I think adding an inch to each side would work. If you look at the diagram I'd posted in your other post, some of the mounts pictured had two plates between the bracket and the tractor rail. Flat plates would be stronger with more support than bushings as spacers. Or you could fab some brackets for a 656 like those pictured. Brackets on my 756 are for a 460,560 or 504. They can't be seen and I don't notice the difference.
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