Posted by flambeauone on January 08, 2010 at 22:32:59 from (206.53.153.168):
I currently have a plain old 1950 M narrow front that is mostly my pull a trailer tractor.I have a friend that's looking to get rid of a decent loader that I was thinking about putting on this tractor and swappin out the narrow front for a wide front end.I have no experience with the wide front ends.I've seen a couple post mentioning different style front axles.Which is the strongest? What would be a reasonable price for one? It would be mostly used for loading and unloading 4'x5' round bales maybe once or twice a year instead of movin another tractor,is that kind of weight capable with the wide front?I've also heard they make them very hard to steer,but like I said I've no experience with them I'd like to hear what you guys have to say about them.Thanks for your time.
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