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Posted by Allan In NE on April 18, 2007 at 19:23:20 from (148.78.243.25):
Well, It certainly isn't my best effort by a long shot, but I think I've finally got this old bag stuck together to a functional degree. Since I moved the whole loader rearwards roughly 8 to 10 inches in regard to it's position on the tractor, I had to make new rear strut support gussets and glue 'em to the loader mount frame so that I could then bolt it to the rear tractor axles. I've had this silly loader off and on about three times now, but I'm going to pull it one more time. I've still got to shim that front carrier out another 1/8" so that it will "bottom out" and in effect, "push" the loader instead of the frame having to do it. Maybe by noon tomorrow, I can get into the corral and start pushing manure. Don't know which is worse tho. :>) Allan 
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