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Posted by old on December 02, 2003 at 15:46:08 from (63.190.96.51):
Well its like this, the round bales I baled this spring are very heavy. I have a spike for the front end loader that is on my 801 Ford, But when I pick up one of these bales it makes the back of the tractor very light. The tires are filled and I have a back blade on with 6 weights from an Ih on it and its still not enough weight to keep the tires on the ground. I hit a rock with 1 of the tires tonight and it jumped up about a foot in the air and need less to say my heart just about jumped out and ran away. Any ideas on what to do about this problem. I don't really want to fire up the Cat 950 just to move a bale of hay. Thanks for any ideas
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