SpringHollow
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Just think of it as added weight on the back so you can lift more 
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J_J
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This guy is from Sweden, and needs help with an 1850. Perhaps those of you with PT-1850 can provide some help.
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/...c-problems-power-trac-1850-a.html#post3092586
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/...c-problems-power-trac-1850-a.html#post3092586
MossRoad
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ponytug
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Strong enough for what? And how is it attached?
I think that since this isn't a normal tractor with an ultra-low stump ripping gear, it won't be able to do everything a normal 3 pt hitch would do, e.g. plowing, but that leaves lots of options. Of course, if Carl runs it into a rock, the tractor is going to stop, suddenly.
All the best,
Peter
I think that since this isn't a normal tractor with an ultra-low stump ripping gear, it won't be able to do everything a normal 3 pt hitch would do, e.g. plowing, but that leaves lots of options. Of course, if Carl runs it into a rock, the tractor is going to stop, suddenly.
All the best,
Peter
cqaigy2
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Good point on running into something that will stop you all of a sudden.
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woodlandfarms
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It is only to run a land plane or box blade. As it is when I am rolling in reverse I stop dead when I grab a big boulder with the blade.
Will be home tomorrow and after wrapping xmas gifts is going to get on the pt project
Will be home tomorrow and after wrapping xmas gifts is going to get on the pt project
MossRoad
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You going to use two hydraulic lift cylinders with one top-link?
Or two fixed length arms and one hydraulic top link?
Or two hydraulic lift arms and one hydraulic top link?
Or, or, or.... :laughing:
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woodlandfarms
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I am going to look at my wife, say hey, I want to spend $1000 on a part for the tractor,and wait for the slap across the face and the lack of intimacy for months to come.
Joint checking accounts are the bain of modern marriages.
Not sure what I am going to do to be honest. I thought I was going to have 3 weeks before my next job, but we may have to start early, and the wife may have a tv show in Thailand for the holidays. So,,, not sure if the rear attachment is still in the works.
Joint checking accounts are the bain of modern marriages.
Not sure what I am going to do to be honest. I thought I was going to have 3 weeks before my next job, but we may have to start early, and the wife may have a tv show in Thailand for the holidays. So,,, not sure if the rear attachment is still in the works.
MossRoad
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Ahh, life gets in the way of life. :laughing:
Clumber
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Life, is what happens to you while you are making other plans.
