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I would think the hardest part would be reversing the controls (steering wheel, pedals, etc...).
Interesting John Deere "Forklift Tractor" Attachment
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I would think the hardest part would be reversing the controls (steering wheel, pedals, etc...).
aczlan
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About this much work: http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/customization/220809-converting-ford-1700-into-forklift.html
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Wow, pricey. You can buy a real rough terrain forklift for 5000$ around here.
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There is just something WAY off with that ad and their price and claim of weight.
3800lb tractor + 900lb on the nose + the heavies edwards listed is under 1500lbs = 6200lbs. The guy is off by over 2 tons:confused2:
And the MSRP on deeres website is ~ 28k. The tractor itself can probabally be bought for 10% or more off that. So a $25k or less tractor. Is that forklift attachment really cost $15k:confused2:
Definatally over priced IMO
3800lb tractor + 900lb on the nose + the heavies edwards listed is under 1500lbs = 6200lbs. The guy is off by over 2 tons:confused2:
And the MSRP on deeres website is ~ 28k. The tractor itself can probabally be bought for 10% or more off that. So a $25k or less tractor. Is that forklift attachment really cost $15k:confused2:
Definatally over priced IMO
