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Old 05-18-2014, 11:26 PM
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Got mine all dirty cutting the mud pond I call my back yard! I'm really tired of the rain!!! Thank goodness I put the ags on it!
You'll have it clean, in no time, Eric!
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went and picked up a second 169 yesterday. its rough, but the 16hp motor runs. had the original muffler and hour meter but no air cleaner. im going to be taking the driveshaft, steering wheel and dash for my original 169 and trading the motor, hydraulics and muffler to a buddy of mine for his 169 in trade for a good 149 to run my Johnson loader while my 782 gets completely rebuilt. so hopefully things work out!
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Old 05-19-2014, 08:14 AM
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Got 4 hours of seat time yesterday on the 1782 reducing the length of the lawn/hay field. Man did it grow fast after the rain we got the other day. Had the smoke rolling in a couple areas. Still have some more to do today.
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Old 05-23-2014, 07:23 PM
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putting the forks i made to the test with a green 16', 12'' diameter log. had about 480lbs of counter weight and me at 165.
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That's awesome, Ken!!

I gotta find a loader for my 2072! The JD is not very turf friendly!
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Looks like a stress test to me.
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Looks like a stress test to me.
you could say that. i was pretty amazed that it lifted the 4 logs i had on the trailer. i had one that was at the limits. 10', 22'' diameter.
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you could say that. i was pretty amazed that it lifted the 4 logs i had on the trailer. i had one that was at the limits. 10', 22'' diameter.
That's more than my bx would have lifted.
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i have the pressure turned up on the loader to 1500 psi from the factory setting of 700. i was more at the limits of the 1772 from tipping forward.
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