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Re: JD 148 Loader Front Bracket Part


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Posted by Ann Skloss on April 20, 2009 at 18:51:20 from (70.164.237.203):

In Reply to: Re: JD 148 Loader Front Bracket Part posted by RustyFarmall on April 20, 2009 at 11:34:19:

To Rusty Farmall: You sound like someone who has been brainwashed by a dealer. Don't tell people to give up so easily. I was asking for help, not for someone to tell me to give up - we didn't need lectures. About the bracket, For one thing, it is made out of plain 1/2" steel, not cast. Turns out my welder already had a scrap piece of 1/2" steel which he can bend to fit and drill 6 holes. P.S The previous owner used this loader without the front bracket on a 4630. While the front piece adds stability, it is not necessary, but it looks good and I want to do it right since I am reselling the loader. For $80 the problem has been solved. I look at the price of parts all the time. How much money have i saved over theyears going to the hydraulic parts store to get orings and packings . And I buy the ones I need, not the whole kit JD forces you to buy. I just buy the brushes for the starter instead of buying a new starter. Being a self-employed tractor mechanic for 25 years, I could go on and on about how to save. Please don't be so quick to tell people to give up. If you can cut and weld, you can build ANYTHING. Thanks to the guy with the weight bracket suggestion with the existing holes. However, that bracket cost more than the mounting bracket I was trying to find.


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