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Re: Buildin' A Train
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Posted by Gary in Mozarks on August 25, 2006 at 04:47:24 from (64.240.21.149):
In Reply to: Re: Buildin' A Train posted by Allan In NE on August 25, 2006 at 04:19:28:
Yer supposed to be able to take them off? I probably shouldn't have welded it like I did then (just kiddin) Yer right though. Mine is on for the duration. I had to take it off once to split the tractor when I screwed up the TA but otherwise it stays. I was thinking of welding up a roll over/sunshade off the top of the loader cross brace. Make it look like an old locomotive LOL My only problem is I can't see the bucket from the seat. I was thinking of mounting little flags like they have on bicycles on each corner so I could tell the angle/location of the bucket G
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