5525: Flat and then back in the game - Pics

[ddivinia]

I had a flat on the 5525 and didn't notice it until I knocked it off the bead. I had to pull it and haul it to the shop to convince it to go back on properly. It sure hauls a hay front and rear nicely. I sure am glad I went with MFWD.

D.

 

[mfreund]

You almost need the long bed on the polaris!!!!

 

[jenkinsph]

Good setup and nice looking bales too.

 

[allenr]

No jack?

Does the loader push down enough to get the wheel off the ground?

Looks ver-r-ry cold where you are.

Thanks for the pics.

 

[ddivinia]

You almost need the long bed on the polaris!!!!

At times it does seem small.

D.

 

[ddivinia]

No jack?

Does the loader push down enough to get the wheel off the ground?

Looks ver-r-ry cold where you are.

Thanks for the pics.

No jack.

I put some 4" timbers under the front end loader to give me enough extra lift. With a bucket I would not have needed them, but with the hay spear I do.

It has been cold lately. 28 degrees this morning 22 with the wind chill.

D.

 

[burnetma]

I wish I bought a cab tractor. I need to move round bales off the top of the hill before we get too much snow. Last night's wind chills were below zero here. I am too old for this non-sense

 

[two_bit_score]

I wish I bought a cab tractor. I need to move round bales off the top of the hill before we get too much snow. Last night's wind chills were below zero here. I am too old for this non-sense

Aww, come on....you know you love it.

 

[ddivinia]

I wish I bought a cab tractor. I need to move round bales off the top of the hill before we get too much snow. Last night's wind chills were below zero here. I am too old for this non-sense

I hear ya - cab tractors are the way to go.

D.

 

[JB4310]

Nice pics, what was it a puncture? or just came off the rim due to the weight and not enough pressure?

What's in your loaders cross tube? in the first pic I thought it was a gopher peering out