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2-70

02-08-2008 18:45:27

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I was wondering if anyone has ever fabricated a nicer step on their tractor. I have a 2-70 white that has just the regular small step, not always easy to mount. I had even thought of trying to bolt up a "new style step" from off of a John Deere. Any pics or ideas?

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super99

02-08-2008 22:30:31

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Re: Step in reply to 2-70, 02-08-2008 18:45:27

Here is the step I made for my 1850,works great, might not be as nice as the JD ones, but works for me.Chris

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j meyer

02-08-2008 19:38:49

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Re: Step in reply to 2-70, 02-08-2008 18:45:27

We did exactly what you said with the John Deere step on our 1650. You'll have to egg out the one mount hole a half inch and it will bolt right onto the back mount plate. The only complaint I got is that its has a gap between the step top and tractor platform, but its within 6 inches or so. The step is even fairly sturdy, and only shakes a little bit when traveling at certain speeds. It makes it much easier to get onto the unit, especially for dad. I dont have a picture of it, but its well worth your money--do it!

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Old Ford Mechanic

02-09-2008 21:17:19

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Re: Step in reply to j meyer, 02-08-2008 19:38:49

Now you boys better be careful about bolting that "other green" on a real tractor. My Super 88 Diesel won't even share a field with one!

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Bruce Hopf

02-22-2008 10:35:02

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Re: Step in reply to Old Ford Mechanic, 02-09-2008 21:17:19

Old Ford Mechamic

Got a real good chuckle about your reply. I agree. Two different greens will clash. Poor tractor won't know what it is supposed to be.

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j meyer

02-10-2008 16:41:44

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Re: Step in reply to Old Ford Mechanic, 02-09-2008 21:17:19

LOL, well....I work at Deere, so I better buy something from them...LOL. Its interesting....I have worked there for just short of 3 years, and we've bought 2 White tractors(2-105, 145), a 226 field cultivator, and a 445 disk chisel. Also, we always ran Simplicity/Agco lawn tractors, and we bought a Simplicity we traded in at work. I really like the Deere mowers, but this Simplicity was a fantastic deal. Go figure:)

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