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Re: Re: Wagner Loader
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Posted by Salmoneye on October 30, 2000 at 00:59:36 from (206.27.102.1):
In Reply to: Re: Wagner Loader posted by Dick in Bailey on October 29, 2000 at 15:28:21:
A 3-point scoop for the rear.
The N's were not designed for a loader.
There are a lot of them that have loaders, but they were not designed with that use in mind.
The front ends just can't take the weight for very long without needing work...
If you 'have' to have one, and the price is right, get the Wagner.
But, expect to replace the king-pin and bushing in the front axle periodically, and you will need to start doing pushups now to be able to steer with a full bucket...
Oh Yeah...And if you have a front-mount distributor, stock up on caps because you will keep breaking the number 2 post off with the axle.
Trust me on that one...
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