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Re: New I dea - Horn front end loader
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Posted by Dan-IA on May 10, 2006 at 10:51:40 from (207.177.13.221):
In Reply to: New I dea - Horn front end loader posted by BOB1943 on May 10, 2006 at 04:07:54:
That's the make of my loader on one of my Cockshutt 30s. I'll grant ya, it really doesn't look like a real heavy-built loader, but the only time I ever have to worry about hurting the loader is when I use it to push big piles of sticks together to burn them. That loader was a god-send when it came to emptying our 100-year-old peg barn. We built the bucket out so it's as wide as the tractor in order to push snow with it. (Of course, good ol' Murphy... Now that I'm well equipped for winter weather, we haven't had hardly any snow the last 2 winters!)
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