SC2450 question
- Thread starter Firehawk
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cwporkpie149
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- Location
- Pryor Oklahoma
- Tractor
- Satoh buck S470D And kubota b3030 with cab and loader
i work for a lanscaping company and we have a 2450 and its really easy i can get it off myself in 5 minutes.
msb1766
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It's easy 5 min to take off just make sure the ground is flat.
Scrambler82
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Hey, Not sure if you are still looking for an answer on this or not.
I am a new owner, 15 hr on the 2450.
I have removed the BH twice and installed it to test out the way I want to take it off for storage and found both way acceptable.
Fully extended appears to be a little easier and keeps all of the rams inside of the cylinders so If the room is available or outside under tarp the extended method might be best.
If storage is inside, it wasn’t any more difficult to get the BH off curled up, not all the way though. You will need to lower the boom some but if indoor storage it will work OK.
I hope this helps some.
ltr
I am a new owner, 15 hr on the 2450.
I have removed the BH twice and installed it to test out the way I want to take it off for storage and found both way acceptable.
Fully extended appears to be a little easier and keeps all of the rams inside of the cylinders so If the room is available or outside under tarp the extended method might be best.
If storage is inside, it wasn’t any more difficult to get the BH off curled up, not all the way though. You will need to lower the boom some but if indoor storage it will work OK.
I hope this helps some.
ltr
