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Have you any thoughts about a weight for it all joking aside it would be advisableThanks to everyone for the help, it's much appreciated. Would have been stuck without yous, owe yous all a pint
Have you any thoughts about a weight for it all joking aside it would be advisableThanks to everyone for the help, it's much appreciated. Would have been stuck without yous, owe yous all a pint
50gl drum full of concrete or a linkage box full of 4st weightsHave you any thoughts about a weight for it all joking aside it would be advisable
Have a weight here, it was a 40gallon barrel that was filled with concrete, but we will hardly need it, mostly just be lifting digger buckets and things like that, if we start into bease again this year we will probably use it to feed round bale silage so a weight would probably helpHave you any thoughts about a weight for it all joking aside it would be advisable
You,ll soon find out how light the back end is with a silage bale or with the bucket full of stoneHave a weight here, it was a 40gallon barrel that was filled with concrete, but we will hardly need it, mostly just be lifting digger buckets and things like that, if we start into bease again this year we will probably use it to feed round bale silage so a weight would probably help
Hopefully won't need a weight that often, never needed one on my 4600 for lifting stone and lifting 4ft concrete manhole lids. Will no doubt need the wait for lifting balesYou,ll soon find out how light the back end is with a silage bale or with the bucket full of stone
That's the very job thank youlike this
Have you any thoughts about a weight for it all joking aside it would be advisable
It would be easy to fit a euro head but it'll move the weight forward, putting more pressure on the front axle. If you want to lift bales of silage I'd keep the weight as close as possible.Is it hard to mount a euro head onto an 80 loader?
Was thinking that and it might alter the crowd angles which we wouldn't wantIt would be easy to fit a euro head but it'll move the weight forward, putting more pressure on the front axle. If you want to lift bales of silage I'd keep the weight as close as possible.
Was it a good job?I would shorten the hooks on the loader to keep headstock closer
I done it on mine
The 2nd boom we had to buy is abit worn so in a whiles time we will get it pinned and bushed. If we do anything heavier than what we plan we will use the concrete weight, but mostly we will be lifting light things like digger buckets etcLooks well. The bushes look like theyve been replaced so it should be nice and tight? Id put a weight on it if i was u. I had a similar sized ih and if you got in a bit of sticky going it was useless but if i stuck the old howard rotorvator with a few four stone weights on it would climb mountains. Heck i even have a 45 gallon weight to go on the back of my nh when loading wagons.
Yes, but I only had an old headstock off something else, getting crowd and dump angle took a bit of working out, it's nearly right now, but I really want to make a nice new tidy headstockWas it a good job?