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Originally Posted by Mike McKown
My opinion, that's where they'd likely get broken too. Same thing that happens to the Cyclops plastic front ends.
I fixed one of the metal grilles maybe thirty years ago. I just put a metal strap across the break. The strap had countersunk holes. Drilled/tapped the grill for small screws and ran them in. Then I V'd the break out, filled with JB Weld. Smoothed, sanded and painted.
The repair is still good today.
PS. Now that I think about it, this tractor was being loaded into the back of a pickup truck, one board broke and flipped the tractor on it's side. Broke the grill and bent the seat. Broken arm for the owner (wasn't me).
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And that's why I will never drove anything up ramps. one of our customers at work had that happen to him last week, when he hit the ground his elbow shattered. OUCH!!!