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All I can say is WOW Ken Franks!

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Tim Pennell

03-24-2004 08:29:58

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What an awesome job.
Ken bought this ole machine off me last fall. We shipped it from BC to Alberta and he went to work, boy did he go to work!

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RusselAZ

03-24-2004 20:54:21

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Re: All I can say is WOW Ken Franks! in reply to Tim Pennell, 03-24-2004 08:29:58

Nice unit, Thanks for sharing. I am getting anxious to build one for my tractor so this picture gets saved with my other "samples"! Any idea what wall thickness the square tubing is?

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toolman

03-24-2004 10:08:18

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Re: All I can say is WOW Ken Franks! in reply to Tim Pennell, 03-24-2004 08:29:58

he sure did a beautiful job on it, got himseld a nice rig there now.

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Mark G

03-24-2004 17:48:21

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Re: Re: All I can say is WOW Ken Franks! in reply to toolman, 03-24-2004 10:08:18

Nice. Who made it, or is it adapted from another maker?

Just curious about how much you can lift/load with the loader and how much weight you need at the rear? Will it lift a bucket of gravel ok? Just today I was talking to the Simplitity dealer after work about a Prestige mower and loader. He mentioned how light garden tractors are in the rear and loaders are not practical even with weight at the rear. I was suprised to hear him talk me out of a loader. I have never used one. Looks fun.

Mark G

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Bill

03-24-2004 19:29:21

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Re: Re: Re: All I can say is WOW Ken Franks! in reply to Mark G, 03-24-2004 17:48:21

It depends where and how loader is mounted as to how well they work. Notice the one here is mounted so weight is being tranfered to center of tractor from looks of it. Also looks to to be an old Ford / Jacobsen tractor - may be custom frame though.( Just guessing here )

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