Thanks for the feedback. Without the risk of sounding too ignorant, what am I missing in regards to cutting or milling the bolster to accmidate the shaft? It's 1" or so thick and a lot of the other models already have a hole milled, correct? If it's weakness, a hole slightly larger than the 7/8" shaft directly in the center hopefully would not deplete the overall integrity of this chunk of steel. Again, I might be missing something huge, that's the primary reason I'm asking. In regards to running off the PTO, I could do that, but then it limits my other attachments working off the rear. The wet lines look to be in rough shape (exterior wise, I haven't tried them out under pressure) and would likely need to be replaced. That's what I will do if needed. I was told the loader would be much faster if it was driven off the front and I intend to use the loader often on our farm. Sorry for all of the questions, I just want to do the best I can with this loader. If I need to resell and look for a differant style loader... I will.
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