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Old 12-24-2016, 02:28 PM
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Yeah..... well, that's a completely different application than we are talking about here. I don't think he's going to be out muddin in a muck hole with his tractor. ESPECIALLY since it's 2wd. Your "application" is like 1 in 100.
That was an example to illustrate what I was saying - that the direction of the tire is for what you want it to do.
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Old 12-28-2016, 04:43 PM
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I received my weight bracket today it's on well made weight bracket and hitch.
I ended up using a company called heavy hitch they are very popular on the JD forums. Hopefully my load lock will show up tomorrow from Extreme and i can get the bracket welded on this and start prepping for paint.





The other thing i am starting to price out is adding power steering using a JD 318 5 port pump and an 1862/1864 cylinder and pump bracket. I've read these threads so far.
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Old 12-28-2016, 05:13 PM
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That bracket is nice and has some money welds on it. Quality stuff and looks like 1/4 inch plate. Does that receiver go through the bottom piece and is welded on the inside or is it butt welded to it? Nice job I like it
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Old 12-28-2016, 05:27 PM
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That bracket is nice and has some money welds on it. Quality stuff and looks like 1/4 inch plate. Does that receiver go through the bottom piece and is welded on the inside or is it butt welded to it? Nice job I like it
The receiver goes through the bottom beam and is welded on both sides of the bottom beam. This is there super duty model usually it comes powered coated but i opted out since i have to weld the load lock bracket on.

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Old 12-29-2016, 06:37 PM
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I came home to my load lock waiting for me today to i spent a little time messing with it and getting the bracket welded on i used the pocket from the receiver for the placement as it fit and lined up with the holes in the load lock.






Not the best i've ever done welding but should hold fine.
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So that what the load lock does, kewl like wowza, now for some paint John!
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Almost a year to the date i figured it was time to update this a little. I Mainly just used my diesel all year without a major hiccup. I Just finally got around to doing the glow plug relay upgrade. i changed the glow plugs sometime last year to the 12V upgrade ones. I ordered a muffler for it as i think mines clogged as i'm starting to get soot chunks out the exhaust.


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Looking good and glad she's been treating you well.


Don't tell me you got a Ventrac too!
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Looking good and glad she's been treating you well.


Don't tell me you got a Ventrac too!
I don’t own it I’m just rebuilding it for a winery that I do all there equipment maintenance. It’s getting paint. A complete engine, wiring and anything else it needs.
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Hi John,
Is that one not the one that you brought to plowday?
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