Steppenwolfe
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- Joined
- Apr 11, 2012
- Messages
- 6,489
- Location
- The Blue Ridge Mountains
- Tractor
- Kubota MX5400, 1140 RTV
The economy Ls aren't really safe lifting heavy on the loader without loaded tires. Even if you have heavy ballast on the 3pt.
It took me a while to learn my former L3200 had a loader that could write cheques the rest of the machine couldn't cash. Every machine has a weak point. In this case it's a lack of weight & ballast.
The back of the barn has a pair of pallet fork sized holes because a gate (200lbs?) On the pallet forks while in 2wd was to much. Proper ballast, or loaded tires or being in 4wd would have been fine. Back end came off the ground moving "1200lbs" square bales. Had a rotary cutter on with 100-200lbs of junk stacked on the back for extra ballast. Forget if that was before or after I got the tires loaded. Think it was after.
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The "pucker factor" on that must have pegged the meter...