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Old 01-08-2012, 11:49 AM
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I know most will not beleive this but I got the 1200 back running yesterday! I've got to get the tins back on then I'll take some pics!

I got the rear axle cover plate to stop leaking oil too! I changed out the gasket and did a quick inspection and every thing looked great inside! Six hours later and no leaks! I didn't get any pics! Going back out to the garage to get some more things done and will take the camera with me today.
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Mid day update!

I got the IH weight box reinstalled and filled with some steel bars I had laying around. With the weight of the box, steel and chains I added another 217 lbs to the rear. I've got 575 lbs without me in the seat. That should help off set the lifting the kwik-way can do. I hope to keep the rear planted while I'm using hte loader. This model kwik-way is rated for 750 lbs but I've lifted the 1650 with loaded tires and wheel weights. I couldn't move it much before the rear started coming off the ground. Time to do a retest and see if I improved keeping the rear planted.

Time to go out and get the 1200 buttoned up so I can list it for sale!
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Mid day update!

I got the IH weight box reinstalled and filled with some steel bars I had laying around. With the weight of the box, steel and chains I added another 217 lbs to the rear. I've got 575 lbs without me in the seat. That should help off set the lifting the kwik-way can do. I hope to keep the rear planted while I'm using hte loader. This model kwik-way is rated for 750 lbs but I've lifted the 1650 with loaded tires and wheel weights. I couldn't move it much before the rear started coming off the ground. Time to do a retest and see if I improved keeping the rear planted.

Time to go out and get the 1200 buttoned up so I can list it for sale!
Opps forgot the pics!

I had to cut each steel bar and I hid the cut off scraps under the larger bars.
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Someone's planning on doing some serious lifting with that FEL.
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Nice work on the weight box Methos
That ought to help keep the rear on the ground
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Looking good Duke!!
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Nice work on the weight box Methos
That ought to help keep the rear on the ground
I hope so! If not it's only half full and I know where to get some more free steel!

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Here's something new for a change. Jenn got the seat time. Here's some pics.



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Great to see Jenn getting some seat time! Awesome pics!
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