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Posted by Itchy on July 27, 2005 at 19:53:21 from (206.72.22.96):
In Reply to: Got Those Buggers! posted by Allan in NE on July 27, 2005 at 12:23:49:
Allan, I wish and hope you take care in lifting with that H and loader. The first time I seen that outfit I thought cripes, 500 lbs and 5 feet high on a slight slope and one nice guy and tractor have crack up. You have way to long of arms and the high reach scares the ------ out of me. It looks like that loader is 10 11 feet or more above the hood of that H.. What is the reach on that loader? Never the less dont end your fun with an upset or rollover. Hope you take this serious. But do what you want.
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