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Re: Ford 801 loader?
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Posted by old on December 09, 2006 at 19:57:14 from (4.244.186.27):
In Reply to: Re: Ford 801 loader? posted by TMc on December 09, 2006 at 19:44:48:
If you need more info one the 801 just let me know I have the owners manual for one. The loader I have is a heavy duty one and will lift way more then what the tractor its self will handle. I can lift so much weight that if I don't watch I can flip the tractor over doing so which of course isn't a good thing to do. I use mine to plow snow and move round bales, my bales weigh around 2000lbs and thats about all the more I want to lift with it becuase if I hit a bump with a bale on it can make a back tire come up off the ground and thats not a nice feeling
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