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Re: Forks for the bucket on a tractor
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Posted by RickL on November 29, 2005 at 15:10:28 from (69.66.73.108):
In Reply to: Forks for the bucket on a tractor posted by BobinKY on November 28, 2005 at 16:54:15:
I don't like those period as if you keep doing what you are doing with thenm you will ruin the bucket also as it is not design for the leverage you are putting on it out there. Never done what you are doing and have had lots of dozer work done over the years usually just wait a year on the piles and then set them a fire. they will burn up the biggest majority then you can push them around a little to finish them up. I usually have the dozer fellow do it when he is back in a year or so for another project
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