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Posted by Jon H on February 21, 2005 at 11:56:15 from (69.26.17.182):
In Reply to: Re: Ouch!!! posted by Doug Anderson on February 21, 2005 at 11:31:28:
rule #1,and this one is written in blood,carry the load as low as possible. Also far too much load for that little tricycle tractor. Any one else run a skid loader with far too much load in the bucket and try to dump it over the side or rear of a truck? I was loading manure in the rear of a truck with the tailgate removed. As long as I was moving forward the loader balanced the load with the bucket 5 ft in the air,when I slowed down at the truck,the loader nosed over into the back of the truck. I ended up with the top rear side of the truck box inside the loader cab,inches from my face. I was glad to have a second chance to change my way of doing things.
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