Posted by 2510Paul on May 01, 2015 at 13:30:03 from (173.202.142.245):
In Reply to: Re: 2510paul question posted by deerejockey on April 30, 2015 at 20:54:43:
Yes, if you need anything please let me know. It would be easy to get you sizes of the main items. As I recall there were three overriding goals I had.
1. The beam between the front loader bracket and the axle had to be neutral, that is, no torque on the front loader frame as a result of the beam bolting to the axle when the loader is unloaded. I hope this made sense.
2. I did not want any welds at the point where the beam passes under the rear of the front loader bracket. I was concerned varying and shock loads on the loader, e.g. round bales and running over rough ground, would crack the welds over time. As you can see I used a very large angle and bolted it.
3. And it can all be put back to original if desired.
So far it has worked. After several years or hauling/loading/unloading round bales it all has held together.
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