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sleepyhollow
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tim3,
That's a good looking tractor! Where's all the dirt? I see a very sparkeling bucket. /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif Is your loader from Kubota or did you get that separately?
Welcome to the forum. It's always nice to see new members join, especially ones that already have tractors. /w3tcompact/icons/grin.gif I was on here for over a year before I got mine. I'm sure you've got quite a bit to contribute. Welcome,
Sleepyhollow
That's a good looking tractor! Where's all the dirt? I see a very sparkeling bucket. /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif Is your loader from Kubota or did you get that separately?
Welcome to the forum. It's always nice to see new members join, especially ones that already have tractors. /w3tcompact/icons/grin.gif I was on here for over a year before I got mine. I'm sure you've got quite a bit to contribute. Welcome,
Sleepyhollow
stevepio
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And let's get those front tires flipped out to the "wide" setting. Can't have you tipping the new ride! Where's the super magnet coffee cup and tilt meter? Toolbox? Logging winch? Come on get moving!!!! ;-)
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sleepyhollow,
I bought the loader in Canada... it is made by Beuler Allied, but here in US it might be known as just "Allied". No dirt on it yet because its new and when crossing the border all dirt has to be washed off. I guess to keep bugs from hitching a ride!
stevepio suggests flippng the front tires to get a wider stance.
I think that would be a good idea. I'm a little concerned about the stress that it would put out at the far end of the axle. However, spilling my coffee(rolling over) is not attractive to me. I think my loader is small enough (95 model)not to worry about the added stress to front axle.
I bought the loader in Canada... it is made by Beuler Allied, but here in US it might be known as just "Allied". No dirt on it yet because its new and when crossing the border all dirt has to be washed off. I guess to keep bugs from hitching a ride!
stevepio suggests flippng the front tires to get a wider stance.
I think that would be a good idea. I'm a little concerned about the stress that it would put out at the far end of the axle. However, spilling my coffee(rolling over) is not attractive to me. I think my loader is small enough (95 model)not to worry about the added stress to front axle.
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<font color=blue>concerned about the stress that it would put out at the far end of the axle</font color=blue>
And I think you should be. You need to check the manual because some tractors are designed for the wheels to be turned out and others are definitely not. I know the manual for my B2710 very specifically said to not do that.
And I think you should be. You need to check the manual because some tractors are designed for the wheels to be turned out and others are definitely not. I know the manual for my B2710 very specifically said to not do that.
