Re: useful or a death trap?? Loader.

Posted by IOWA NORTHEAST on February 17, 2011 at 08:19:55 from (206.72.18.89):

In Reply to: useful or a death trap?? Loader. posted by dave2 on February 17, 2011 at 05:19:15:

We tried one similar a few times, and cement is your friend. The ones we used had such a small ground clearance, it was just like a wheelborrow---you had to push it more than ride it.

We could not climb over a raise in the concrete over three inches. As with any loader, you must carry the load low, these were not made for any hilside if there was any loose soil, and being 22 inches wide, it would be useless in our area.

I think the base of my wheelborrows are wider / more stable than that.

On concrete they worked pretty good, ours were underpowered, you could not make any continuous spin on concrete unless we tossed dirt on it, and covered it with water to make it spin easy.

Why not test drive it, ten minutes would pretty much tell the story.

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