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Re: How well does a 3 point. Pole Boom work?
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Posted by jimlll on March 21, 2005 at 09:08:34 from (63.25.25.94):
In Reply to: How well does a 3 point. Pole Boom work? posted by Obie on March 21, 2005 at 05:11:54:
I highly recommend a boom pole. I work by myself most of the time. With a Kubota l245 it will pick up about 400 pounds before the front wheels lift, but there are many things to be moved that weigh less than 400 pounds. I used it with my MF SUPER 90 and bent the boom, replaced the pipe with 2" S80 and welded in several more stand offs. I have lifted large pieces of log with it now.
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