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Re: Are Narrow fronts with Loaders always dangerous?
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Posted by paul on September 24, 2000 at 19:59:49 from (209.181.177.153):
In Reply to: Are Narrow fronts with Loaders always dangerous? posted by MT Greenhorn on September 24, 2000 at 10:52:47:
Any loader on any tractor is always dangerous. A narrow front end is slightly more so. You should always keep the load low, wide or narrow. I'm using a Farmall H narrow front with a manure bucket. On hills. In southern Minnesota. What helps is lots of weight in back down low. We've got 200lbs of concrete on each wheel, and a platform on the drawbar with another 400lbs on it - this is very low, knee level. Low, slow, & weight on the back, and it should work out for you. That wouldn't happen to be the tractor I see in the NU Jornal classifieds? By the way, I have a 300 row crop too, with factory wide front - maybe you can find a wide front from a salvage yard - BUT they are not real strong & have a horrid turning radius. --->Paul
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