Posted by mschwartz on October 13, 2020 at 14:19:01 from (216.163.103.95):
In Reply to: Re: Basket Case posted by Case Nutty 1660 on October 13, 2020 at 13:06:51:
I have the two that run, one has a Profit trip bucket loader and the other has a Lull self leveling hydraulic bucket. One has 4 bolt rear wheels and the other uses 5. Front axles are different on both of these plus the one on the parts pile. They are damn tough loaders and lift a lot but they will completely wear a guy out with their Armstrong steering. Hardly ever use them any more, been contemplating removing the loader off of the one and fixing it up as a straight tractor for tractor drives. A long ways down the list, to many irons in the fire right now. Seems as though they may have different steering gearbox’s also. Your hiway mowing tractor sounds like a neat tractor.
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