I'm glad you had a spare cab tractor so you could do that, but hope you had some help with switching the loader mounts from one to the other. I have a FH loader like that, and they are great for getting off/on the tractor, but those mounts are another story. I had to do it by myself last time, not real fun, even with good jacks, etc. At least yesterday and today were a little more bearable to be out working on stuff like that. That twenty five below stuff sure does find the weaknesses in things, don't it? I need to replace the seals in the tilt cylinders on my loader. They don't leak a drop on a nice day, but run pretty good in that kind of cold. I hope we have the worst of the winter cold behind us now. Work carefully!!! :wink:
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