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Re: How much can an H lift?
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Posted by gene bender on April 08, 2007 at 02:42:41 from (67.55.226.214):
In Reply to: How much can an H lift? posted by lekander883 on April 07, 2007 at 18:52:48:
psi from the pump then dia of the cyclinders will be force. Then how is the loader built. You have too much capacity fir lifting and then you upset just remember the H isnt an end-loader just a neat tractor within reason so if you want to move 1600lb bales better get newer and much larger or be like they found neighbor beneath loader upside down in creek. Even wide front on the tractor didnt keep it from rolling over. Sad part he was 75 and farmed all his life and sure as h++++ should have known better.
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