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Re: On Again, Off Again
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Posted by Moline_guy on April 18, 2007 at 20:36:42 from (66.231.24.199):
In Reply to: On Again, Off Again posted by Allan In NE on April 18, 2007 at 19:23:20:
Looks good on there and with it moved back like that should help it balance out, might have to put some wheel weights on if it does not have 3pt. Years ago i saw a G moline with an F-11 on and the guy actually moved the front axle on the tractor ahead about two feet on an extended frame to get the front wheels closer to the bucket and more weight on the rear, but it looked kind of funny. That is one of the longest, heaviest quick tach loaders i have seen, should handle anything you throw at it, take care.
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