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Posted by RAB on March 10, 2007 at 23:50:02 from (195.93.21.42):
In Reply to: Just About posted by Allan In NE on March 10, 2007 at 15:59:19:
C"mon Allan. That thing don"t even look as though it is half way up. At full lift the weight will be much closer to the axle and also it will be out of sight, (and out of mind, as they say). Run down the road in top gear and do a quick turn or two - well one would be enough - and that bale would be much closer to the ground!!! - and so would you!!! Dont cut anything out of the frame, keep it as it is. Remember it is a LOADER, not a transporter! Sometime you will want the lift. Make a transport lift for the 3-point, just so much safer and easier on those front wheels, axle and the steering gear. You got plenty of time (or so they say) to figure out and fabricate another tonne of steel. Regards, RAB
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