Posted by Smith1000 on December 28, 2008 at 06:05:38 from (12.213.112.58):
In Reply to: Splitting Stand Pics posted by PaulW_NJ on December 27, 2008 at 19:38:54:
I split my Super M on a dirt barn floor, but slid some plywood under the center. I would say that straight, non-pivoting wheels would work best. You want to keep it lined up as straight as possible when rolling it back.
I took my loader off completely before starting. I would recommend the same for your situation. I wouldn"t even try it with a loader partially attached (if I understand your plan correctly).
I made stands out of wood and tied them together with metal ties sold at the home store. I priced stands and they are very expensive for a one time job.
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