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Looks like the accessory socket is $30 in parts.Am I able to download a owners manual for the 1723e? I looked around their website but no luck.
Not a manual, but just as important.
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Looks like the accessory socket is $30 in parts.Am I able to download a owners manual for the 1723e? I looked around their website but no luck.
Putting the lights on the inside is a good idea. As far as adding the power socket - is it prewired plug n play?
Looks like the accessory socket is $30 in parts.
Not a manual, but just as important.
Welcome to AGCO Parts Books
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Get the 60” drive over deck. Get SSQA on the loader and a set of forks. And yup, figure out how you want to ballast the rear end. Mine does ok, on decent ground with just the loaded rear tires, for a full bucket of material..........
Thanks for the info. As far as the ballast goes: If I use a boxblade as ballast, will I also need the loaded rear tires? BTW, what is in the loaded tires?
Don't forget that loaded tires or wheel weights don't put that weight on your axles. You can put less weight on your ballast and still accomplish the same thing without overloading your axle.
I have Rim Gaurd (beet juice) in mine. If memory serves correct, there is 80-90 pounds in each tire. That does it for me with no additional ballast, on decently flat ground, to lift/carry a full bucket. I wouldn’t want to do that on slopes without more ballast though.