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Where can i get my hood ornament re-crohomed
mfrade
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Wow, a lot of great pictures! Thanks for sharing!
Kraig, thanks for reposting the videos, a lot of great memories there! I wonder what Travis is doing these days? I haven't seen him here in a long time. I don't know if I could plow with you guys and ride in them crazy furrows, I think it'd drive me crazy! LOL
Nice job there Nate! Looking like a first rate job!
Kraig, thanks for reposting the videos, a lot of great memories there! I wonder what Travis is doing these days? I haven't seen him here in a long time. I don't know if I could plow with you guys and ride in them crazy furrows, I think it'd drive me crazy! LOL
Nice job there Nate! Looking like a first rate job!
Charlie Digger
on the tires we talked about , the v61s
here is some info. I don`t know how close this is to you ?
VREDESTEIN TYRES NORTH AMERICA INC.
13 Bridge Street
Metuchen N.j. 08840
U.s.a.
Telephone: 732-549-2440/800-221-3422
Fax: 732-549-2450
E-mail address: [email protected]
on the tires we talked about , the v61s
here is some info. I don`t know how close this is to you ?
VREDESTEIN TYRES NORTH AMERICA INC.
13 Bridge Street
Metuchen N.j. 08840
U.s.a.
Telephone: 732-549-2440/800-221-3422
Fax: 732-549-2450
E-mail address: [email protected]
The Ole Nater Tater does so well cause he has built in landside weight!
They even modified his seat for him.
They even modified his seat for him.
Wayne S.
Stand on the opposite side of the spring your taking off.
Take a long screw driver, put it under the top curve of the spring and the other end on the spring and pry it off the top mount pin.
Same thing in reverse for putting it back on.
Stand on the opposite side of the spring your taking off.
Take a long screw driver, put it under the top curve of the spring and the other end on the spring and pry it off the top mount pin.
Same thing in reverse for putting it back on.
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Charlie, you gonna come down and buy those tires Don T. mentioned??? Call me and I'll drive 10 miles over and buy you lunch!
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- Steve Blunier "Mr. Plow" (Central IL)
Don,
Those fittings should be std 37 deg hyd flare...just have those ends put on the hose when you have them made. If in question, take one out of the valve body and take it to the hyd. shop with you
Those fittings should be std 37 deg hyd flare...just have those ends put on the hose when you have them made. If in question, take one out of the valve body and take it to the hyd. shop with you
Brad R.
This last summer while digging up the parking lot up here with the 1450. I had 360 pounds on the rear and it lifted it just fine.
Course had 200 hanging off the front too. LOL
BUT, I thought I need more down pressure in the really hard stuff, and added another 150 pounds.
It lifted it fine 3 times and on the 4th lift, I blew the hose going to the lift cylinder, TWICE.
So I took off the 150 and played with it for almost a week with no problems.
But I've never been known to baby the old 1450 either. The poor thing has endured way more than it should have had to in it's lifetime.
This last summer while digging up the parking lot up here with the 1450. I had 360 pounds on the rear and it lifted it just fine.
Course had 200 hanging off the front too. LOL
BUT, I thought I need more down pressure in the really hard stuff, and added another 150 pounds.
It lifted it fine 3 times and on the 4th lift, I blew the hose going to the lift cylinder, TWICE.
So I took off the 150 and played with it for almost a week with no problems.
But I've never been known to baby the old 1450 either. The poor thing has endured way more than it should have had to in it's lifetime.
Well crap!
I went an answered Brad and he poofed his own post.
I went an answered Brad and he poofed his own post.
Steve Blunier "Mr. Plow" (Central IL)
Thanks that is what I was after in my post. I guess I just did not know how to ask.
One thing life has taught me,If you can help with something you know ,share that with someone who has a need to know.
This place is great because we are willing to share.
Later Don T
Thanks that is what I was after in my post. I guess I just did not know how to ask.
One thing life has taught me,If you can help with something you know ,share that with someone who has a need to know.
This place is great because we are willing to share.
Later Don T
Charlie,
Sorry about that. I looked at it, and didn't think I had worded well.
For those curious, I asked how much weight the rear lift would pick up. I saw the weights on the the pictures of the plowing. My tractor had problems lifting weight I had placed on my disc.
Was just wondering.
You guys sure make it look easy to plow and go straight and have the sod turn over that nice.
My efforts... Not so much.
Thanks Charlie!
Sorry about that. I looked at it, and didn't think I had worded well.
For those curious, I asked how much weight the rear lift would pick up. I saw the weights on the the pictures of the plowing. My tractor had problems lifting weight I had placed on my disc.
Was just wondering.
You guys sure make it look easy to plow and go straight and have the sod turn over that nice.
My efforts... Not so much.
Thanks Charlie!
Don T,
I was wondering about something like that.
I don't know how much weight I had on the back of the disc. But know for sure it was no where near as much as Charlie. Maybe 150#. I also wondered about the placement, too. I had placed the weight on the very back of the disc.
My 1450 has no problems lifting plows, decks, or front blades, just that disc, with the weight.
Thanks for the reply.
Brad
I was wondering about something like that.
I don't know how much weight I had on the back of the disc. But know for sure it was no where near as much as Charlie. Maybe 150#. I also wondered about the placement, too. I had placed the weight on the very back of the disc.
My 1450 has no problems lifting plows, decks, or front blades, just that disc, with the weight.
Thanks for the reply.
Brad
