IndyIan
Veteran Member
And I don't mean raising a heaping bucket way up and accidentally curling the bucket instead of dumping....:laughing:
I bought an old manure bucket for a song but it has a 90 deg back angle on it, while my tractor normally has buckets with an 80 deg back angle. So my maximum roll back angle is reduced to 20 deg instead of 30 degrees.
Am I going to go crazy trying break out manure with the reduced roll back? Or is it not a big deal? I've mostly got wet/damp stuff in the barnyard so its not trampled hard or tight.
I've got a flat universal SS QA plate and was considering getting it welded on with 10 deg angle to get my rollback back, but that's extra money to cut pieces to make up the angle. And my cheap manure bucket starts to get expensive!
Any guesses if it will work OK with the reduced rollback?
I bought an old manure bucket for a song but it has a 90 deg back angle on it, while my tractor normally has buckets with an 80 deg back angle. So my maximum roll back angle is reduced to 20 deg instead of 30 degrees.
Am I going to go crazy trying break out manure with the reduced roll back? Or is it not a big deal? I've mostly got wet/damp stuff in the barnyard so its not trampled hard or tight.
I've got a flat universal SS QA plate and was considering getting it welded on with 10 deg angle to get my rollback back, but that's extra money to cut pieces to make up the angle. And my cheap manure bucket starts to get expensive!
Any guesses if it will work OK with the reduced rollback?