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Posted by Jim.UT on March 28, 2004 at 16:52:10 from (172.197.139.34):
In Reply to: Golden Jubilee posted by Dan Quinones on March 27, 2004 at 23:53:11:
Your three point lift capacity will be limited to the amount of weight you have on the front of your tractor. In other words, the front wheels will come off the ground long before the lift says "uncle". In the case of my Ford 850 (similar tractor, a little heavier, more hp) that number is about 1000 lbs. That's with bags of cement on a pallet using 3 point pallet forks. If you're using a boom pole, the amount of weight you can lift will be reduced as you go further out on the pole (law of the lever, you know).
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