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Billy NY
05-08-2007 05:08:24
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Assume yours has the flange on the end of the lower arms,(loader frame arms) the bottom side of the rear axle has some thick steel placed vertically, and a pillow block under the axle, same thickness. The connection to the loader is a flange type, and on top of the rear axle is a heavy piece of angle, through bolted to the bottom pillow block ( what I call it ) if you are missing those mounting pieces, it probably is no big deal, as this set up on mine looks to be built at home, just measure up, fire up the welder, drill, and use thick material, bascially you are clamping off on the rear axle and creating a mounting flange at the face of that clamp for the loader to mount to as shown. That flange connection does transfer a load and forces, I have broke the original bolts in mine before, hit a bump with something heavy in the bucket, with the counter weight on the back, remember mine has the backhoe frame on the back, it is directly connected to the loader frame, also what my counter weight hangs off of.
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