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Old 08-13-2016, 06:42 PM
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Nice work! Thanks for the update.
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What thickness metal using? Where on tractor frame attaching, and how is underframe attached and what metal used for underframe. I'm planning on FEL for my 2182. Keep pictures coming.
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Old 09-01-2016, 10:14 PM
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The plans mostly called for 1/8" material, but I used 3/16 , I not sure what it will be used for in the future and wanted to make sure it would hold up. I used 1/4" on the base and the uprights.
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Your build is coming along great! Thanks for the pics.
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Looks great! What's next? Plumbing or painting?
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I have to weld on cylinder mounts, and finish weld somethings. I ordered the cylinders, and a few odds and ends, paint, then finish assembly
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That is a good looking loader. Awesome job.
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Very nice!
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Great project! Thanks for the updates.
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I would highly recommend tying that subframe into the rearend. You will get some frame twist if you don't. I bought a GT with a loader last year and it wasn't tied into the rear end and it really twisted the frame bad.



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