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Posted by Ken Crisman on October 23, 2006 at 07:29:47 from (71.116.23.97):
In Reply to: Loader removal posted by kestrel on October 23, 2006 at 06:42:49:
I know just how it is with being alone & trying to do things . I had built a heavy duty wood swing frame in my yard for my X . Well since its all mine now I removed the swings & used that to man handle my loader . I had bought a cheap-o set of chainfalls for such projects . Then there was another dilema , I didn't want to leave the loader in the middle of my yard . So I welded a trailer together just for the loader to sit on . The setup worked so well I hauled it down to my garage , sandblasted it , & painted it Ford Red . Now I have a nice black steel trailer & red loader sitting portable in my yard . I can move it around as I need to . Play safe & God bless . Ken
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