BravoXray
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- Joined
- Dec 17, 2019
- Messages
- 2,590
- Location
- Nothern Indiana
- Tractor
- Kubota BX2230, John Deere 430 Diesel
Thanks!Nice job!
Thanks!Nice job!
It's not ****, it's detail oriented.This is a timely post. I need to make new ones since I replaced all the cylinders on my FEL. The rods are larger. I like the square tube tool made by BravoXray. And I'm just **** enough to add rubber padding.![]()
The weight of the loader keeps the angle irons in place. 26 years at dealerships, all use angle iron loader supports. Zip ties, electrical tape, nothing at all. Never seen a support move when the weight of the loader is trapping it in place.If you are absolutely sure zip ties keep angle irons solidly in place....
The weight of the loader keeps the angle irons in place. 26 years at dealerships, all use angle iron loader supports. Zip ties, electrical tape, nothing at all. Never seen a support move when the weight of the loader is trapping it in place.
Those little pins are there to hold the props in place till the weight is applied. Nothing wrong with that.I believe you...but no harm in making sure. I see the commercial units use pins to retain the stops.
Because it's commercial there are liability claims to think about.I believe you...but no harm in making sure. I see the commercial units use pins to retain the stops.