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jott
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sorry if i offended anyone but thats my opinion
Josh Ott
you got that tag line and should know if you got power to the wheel and can spin it hard the tire will clear. my .02
A dam shame I bought this tractor with loaded rears and no tubes
I had to put something on her so it could be moved.
I coud get to like this look though.Tru powers would look Kool lol
you got that tag line and should know if you got power to the wheel and can spin it hard the tire will clear. my .02
A dam shame I bought this tractor with loaded rears and no tubes
I had to put something on her so it could be moved.
I coud get to like this look though.Tru powers would look Kool lol
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jott
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Don, Im sorry but can you rephrase that. I cant seem to understand it
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I've got the identical Gannon that Myron has and if he is lifting it with a mechanical lift he must have one strong spring assist. Either way I'm not going to arm wrestle him.
KENtucky, Don's probably running around his shop looking for his fire extinguisher...
KENtuckyKen, Jeff.
I have a simular lift like that on my Original, that I sourced from a old sears gardentractor. Instead of bending the lift arm, I made adapter plates for the top liftlinks. I have been useing this setup for about four years. It's not to bad when lifting my turning plow, just back up alittle way before you pick it up. But it does get very tireing when using my weighted backblade all day.
just my .02
I have a simular lift like that on my Original, that I sourced from a old sears gardentractor. Instead of bending the lift arm, I made adapter plates for the top liftlinks. I have been useing this setup for about four years. It's not to bad when lifting my turning plow, just back up alittle way before you pick it up. But it does get very tireing when using my weighted backblade all day.
just my .02
Jason, do you by chance have any photos of your setup?
