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Old 03-30-2013, 01:29 PM
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Very Nice Job!
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Bill that looks great! Looks like it's a quick attach. Need more details on it please.
Thanks Duke, Sorry taking so long to reply, 39th Anniversary & Easter at the same time its a little busy around here this weekend. To the loader,yes its a quick attach ( Not that its ever comming off ) But if it has to, I can without too much effort. Also took the attach amatic bracket off the red tractor to help in removing the sub frame. Who Knows, I may want to put a RED DECK under it! No, It was just an easier way of mounting it. Thank's Again!
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Very nice there Bill!
Thanks EricR! Used it today to move a little mulch. Pretty Handy Unit!
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Wow Grampie, nice job! Can you please post more pics of the rear axle mount ? Thanks
I chose not to hook the rear axle tubes to the frame in fear that it inturn may add stress to the to the rearend mounting bolts. I thought at first it might be the thing to do but decided against it. The Sub Frame ends right under the axle tubes so down the road if I wanted to U Bolt them to it I could. Thanks Jumper!
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Dude that is awesome!!! I'm super jealous!!
AH, Adam, You're not Jealous, Come on up and ride this one and after the ride, Then you'll be Jealous!!!!!!
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Nice job! I would have never guessed that you had to customize it for your tractor.
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