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Re: Hay spear on a loader bucket
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Posted by Don-Wi on June 23, 2007 at 23:06:48 from (70.224.199.4):
In Reply to: Re: Hay spear on a loader bucket posted by Joe(TX) on June 23, 2007 at 19:14:50:
To me it seems like they'd be more prone to damage, atleast on our farm. Does make sense though that a smaller cylinder has full potential vs. one that has to pull to curl the bucket though. The bucket on it is just about junk, but it was one we had made 15+ yrs ago for the 1st loader frame that was on the 165 that wasn't built very solid and I was much younger = I trashed it. The Allis frame came on our Oliver 1755 but it was way too small for that tractor,(saw the same one on much smaller Allis tracotrs) although it really wasn't tore up. The 1755 died so we had it retroed to fit the 165. It may be a small tractor, but it's the best loader tractor we've ever had. Donovan from Wisconsin
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