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Posted by former NH dlr parts mgr. on April 18, 2004 at 12:22:08 from (68.79.90.247):
In Reply to: New Holland failure posted by Billy R on April 16, 2004 at 08:13:56:
We had two customers that broke their machines (both TC-33D). In BOTH cases the customers had put larger buckets on them, and had jacked up the relief pressure so it would lift the larger load. At factory settings the loader will not lift enough to cause this problem. If someone wants to be able to lift XXX lbs of something, TELL THE DEALER and they will spec. you a macine capable of doing what you need. Don't blame the manufacturer if you buy a compact tractor, and really need a mid size machine.
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