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Old 04-19-2013, 03:58 PM
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Default Is The Frame The Same Width? NF &WF
I saw a 59M shredder today on a NF, it is bolted to the frame of the NF.

It looked like it would slide right on a WF. It had the slots for the step bolts, but they were unused.

Are the NF and WF the same width at that part of the frame?
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Nope. The front end of a wide frame is wider than the front end of a narrow frame.
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Thanks!! Hopefully the tractor/shredder is sold before I see it again tomorrow!!
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That's why they make welders

A master with your skills should be able to adapt that in about 20 mins and that is allowing time for a cold one.
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That's why they make welders

A master with your skills should be able to adapt that in about 20 mins and that is allowing time for a cold one.
OH, the challenge!! I was himming and hawing about buying it

I think that is what it is called!!
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Thanks Roland!! I think I could get it on the 1000 with a Portaband and welding rod!!

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As hard as those shredders are to find, it wouldn't matter to me if it would fit my tractor or not I would jump on it. That would give me an excuse to buy another tractor just to fit the shredder.
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CAD is going to buy it and make it fit something. He can't pass up the challenge to his skills.
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