repete
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Could you use tire dip tanks such as these cut down?
Man I need front fenders
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coldsteelva
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It seems like it might be easier to mount a mud flap/mud guard off the loader mount OR the front edge of the cab rather than a steerable fender on the wheel itself.
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Money sure solves imaginary 1st world problems.
Maybe take the cab off and wear goggles instead? Oh wait, then you need wool socks and gloves.
I got it, hire someone else to drive the tractor, then you wont care.
Btw, just stick a pressure washer on the fuel truck or by your fuel tanks.
Maybe take the cab off and wear goggles instead? Oh wait, then you need wool socks and gloves.
I got it, hire someone else to drive the tractor, then you wont care.
Btw, just stick a pressure washer on the fuel truck or by your fuel tanks.
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Thread is getting a bit obtuse I'd say....
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3 grand 
med size power washer heck of lot cheaper.
med size power washer heck of lot cheaper.
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No pressure washer will save your cab glass from a rock. Been there and did that and that ain't cheap either. Besides, already have the PW. Necessity says I need to run a cab tractor with my discbine.
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Yeah I mean a windshield and lower cab windows constantly covered with slop makes it harder to see what you are doing, can be a safety issue too. Its pretty unlikely to get to be able to stop during height of season for a power washing, but it could be done.
Probably just get muddy the next day.
Rocks taking out lower or upper glass not cheap and probably take a while to get in today’s empty shelves world, too.
But they are crazy expensive
Probably just get muddy the next day.
Rocks taking out lower or upper glass not cheap and probably take a while to get in today’s empty shelves world, too.
But they are crazy expensive
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Massey is primarily the hay mowing tractor. Doesn’t get into a lot of mud
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Why do they have to be made of plastic? I would think something like a piece of 16 or so gauge sheet metal rolled in an arc would work fine. Maybe weld 1 x 1/8" flat bar to the edges of the sheet metal for re-enforcement. The extra weight of steel shouldn't be a concern. If it was done right even the aesthetics wouldn't be bad.