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Old 03-09-2012, 07:05 AM
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I've been working on the 149 now, getting it ready to sell or trade. Attachment 21990
Please tell me that's not balanced on two floor jacks...if so, that is very dangerous. Don't do that...
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Old 03-09-2012, 05:14 PM
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Afraid not Matt. I've been working on farm and construction machinery and motorcycles all my life and I wouldn't do something that dangerous. It's got a heavy duty motorcycle jack that can't be seen under the rear axles. The jack has two lift pads about 24" apart and very stable and safe. I wouldn't do that.........
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Please tell me that's not balanced on two floor jacks...if so, that is very dangerous. Don't do that...
Not to get off track, we had a dairy farmer here,pull the drive shaft out of his older style grain truck, not blocked, he lived, but don't walk anymore--and the cows are gone
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Where are you guys finding those small IH weights? All i ever find are the large fullsize ones. Those are awesome.
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Mid West Super Cub has them, they are a puller and performance shop and most of the big time pullers get them from there.
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The weights I saw on there site are now branded with there logo. I have an email in to them to check on some IH marked ones
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