billypumper
Bronze Member
Saw the video, makes it hard to steer the front with backhoe attachment on need a whole lot more weight on the front if you want to steer instead of plow with the front, yes that's what your doing, that can cause the steer linkage to bend, isn't that backhoe a quick detach accessory on that model, had a 1025 R , same tires , R4 tires, not much on pavement leave black marks until worn down, replaced with turf style tires, clean better in mud than R4s, should remove the hoe to do loader work, obviously he really needs a blade attachment, this same thing can happen to a pickup when it's overloaded, the front plows instead of steers and bends the tire rod then tends to shimmy and prematurely wears out the front tires.