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Heating Loader Tines??
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Posted by 1PWRFULH on December 08, 2001 at 13:51:44 from (67.200.137.232):
Hey guys. I got a loader on my H with manure tines and occasionally you bend em or in my case I broke one. I have been heating them up a little when they need to be bent back right(they never get more than 1 inch out of line) and never could tell that they were any weaker. I know those things are spring steel but Case wants $90 a piece for them. Would it be alright to weld the one back that I broke? The tine that broke was bent like 6 inches up when I got the loader and I never put that tine on anyways because it was the middle one and you can push cedar trees better without it. Well I loaded some horse manure up with it and needed that tine and had to heat it up a lot, like I said it was almost 6 inches out of line! Went to go pick a stump up like we do all the time and she just broke the other day. Thanks RC
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