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Re: Ford 801 loader?
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Posted by old on December 09, 2006 at 21:35:00 from (4.245.6.141):
In Reply to: Re: Ford 801 loader? posted by TMc on December 09, 2006 at 21:20:09:
Mounting a loader isn't all that bad if, and heres the big part you have the right equipment. A loader can add 1000-2000LBS to a tractor, thats the reason you need the power steering. If you don't have some sort of way to pick up the loader they can be very hard to put on. I have had this loader off once and we used another tractor with loader to remove and then reinstall it. As I said before this laoder is a very heavy duty one and in the past I have picked up complete cars with it the size of an old pinto and could lift it up high enough to put on top of some thing 10 foot high.
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