Posted by MF24-4 on January 08, 2011 at 19:11:00 from (74.34.81.37):
In Reply to: Removing loaded rears posted by 550Doug on January 08, 2011 at 08:37:09:
My son worked on an Oliver 1650 for a neighbor. Had to change the rear axle seals. Now I've restled wheels around from IH 560's when at home years ago. These wheels were the heaviest I've ever got ahold of. We were going to just roll it forward and lean it on the loader. Soon found it was more than we could handle. Got the cherry picker and it was more than it could handle but got it moved. Bent one of the bottom legs of the cherry picker. Got my brother's skid steer to put it back on. We under estimated this project. It did have some weights on it. Didn't know they were that heavy.
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