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    Global / euro unexpected benefit with bucket

    I have the global system and the reason for this post was to say I like it and that this is an unexpected benefit. Glad to hear it’s normal because I like it! Thank you.
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    Global / euro unexpected benefit with bucket

    What I am trying to say is in the fully forward or near fully forward position there is some play in the loader attachment. Here’s a video with my forks attached. In the video I am moving them by hand. It’s the same with the bucket. It is not loose like this at other positions within the curl...
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    Global / euro unexpected benefit with bucket

    Hello, Only have about 45 hours of seat time with my global / euro attachment system on a 5m series tractor at this point. One thing I didn’t realize when I ordered it is how the bucket would swing freely when in the fully forward dump position. This really helps ensure all of the material is...
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    Global / euro pallet forks fell off

    That’s what I thought and yet they did. I will continue to investigate.
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    Global / euro pallet forks fell off

    Hello, Only have about 45 hours of seat time with my global / euro attachment system on a 5m series tractor at this point. I was using my AP12G pallet forks this weekend and something that's new to me in comparison to SSQA attachments is in the fully curled forward position the forks (and...
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    New Tractor for buyer new to tractors

    I’m not telling you to buy a bigger tractor. Sharing in case you’re worried about it. I bought an L6060 5 years ago and thought it was going to be way too big. Fast forward 4 years and I upgraded to a 5115M, which I thought was going to be way too big. It’s not. I love it.
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    Upper Peninsula of Michigan Homestead Plan

    Where are you looking? Snow loads vary vastly across the UP. Even within a few miles can vary 50+ inches a year. Connect with locals before buying is my recommendation. I am willing to help too if desired.
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    Marking / taging / labeling hydraulic lines the cheap way.

    I put colored zip ties on as well, with a second red tie on the cylinder return lines. Red for return felt easy to remember. So I have a blue, blue red, green, green red, brown, brown red. Makes it easy to hook implements up correctly the first time.
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    Road boss 7' or 8' commercial decision - Deere 5115M

    Thanks and sorry to hear you didn't have a good experience with your 5115m. I've had mine for around 40 hours now and it's been a huge upgrade from my Kubota L6060. It's been my experience that all tractors have problems (my Kubota did, my Deere did/does). I went with the Deere because I had a...
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    Road boss 7' or 8' commercial decision - Deere 5115M

    I guess it is pretty irrational to fear that a tractor at the top of the HP recommended range is undersized for the attachment. Too much thinking about it.
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    Road boss 7' or 8' commercial decision - Deere 5115M

    I think I am over 12k lbs with the 540m MSL loader with cutting edge and R34 rear Nokian snow tires filled with rim guard. I also have two sets of wheel weights on the rear. I believe the road boss 7’ is 7 feet of cutting edge. Thanks for the tip on draft control. It sounds like you all are...
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    Road boss 7' or 8' commercial decision - Deere 5115M

    Hi all, Going to purchase either the commercial 7' or 8' road boss grader to go behind my 5115M. The website lists the following for the specs and I'm having a tough time making my decision. The rear wheels on the tractor are set to 82" exterior to exterior, so I think the 7 footer would cover...
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    PTO rookie - questions about disassembly and greasing

    Thanks I’ve been using a polyeura good for -15F on the blower and a HD lithium complex 3% moly good for -15F on the tractor and loader.
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