Posted by Amo in Nebraska on August 25, 2007 at 15:49:14 from (65.123.190.55):
The way the weather has been in North Central Ne Im thinking it might be a wise investment to get a dozer blade. When Im not using it I can make a bale fork to go on the front so I can haul 3 bales with the haybuster. Any way Im not real fimaliar with them so what is the best or most liked? My dad had a leon, but It kinda mounts on the axles if I remember right...not real crazy about that. Waldons look like a pain in the butt to put on where they go around the front tires, plus would mud, and manure pack up in there? Deere and deglemans are popular but there for deeres I think and this is going on a 5088 IH, of course you can make brackets I guess.
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