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Re: loader question
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Posted by Merle on June 15, 2004 at 03:29:37 from (65.171.26.45):
In Reply to: loader question posted by TODD SMITH on June 14, 2004 at 21:25:37:
Todd Your tractor and loader is not made to lift a full bucket of dirt and sand. When moving dirt and sand only move half buckets otherwise you risk bending up the loader and breaking the tractors front end. Don't know how your loader is mounted but if it is a mid mount (NO bracing to the rear wheels) you also risk breaking the tractor in half right next to the aft mounting point on the tractor. I have a heavy duty loader with only a 7' bucket on a 95hp tractor and will not load the bucket over 3/4 full with dirt or gravel. Good luck
Merle
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