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02 Oct 2015 09:47 #8541 by Trouty56
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My crooked front weight I made up.....everything I do is crooked.....lol




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02 Oct 2015 09:58 #8543 by Geno
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Nobody will notice once it's all painted up. :laughing Did you mount that to a Tach-a-matic bracket and make it removable?
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02 Oct 2015 10:16 - 02 Oct 2015 10:17 #8545 by Trouty56
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I did weld it to an old mule I had laying around....I tried to line it up with it....I've noticed that these tractors weren't all welded to a specification....sometimes the steering is off....looks like the mule may be a little crooked also....or the front tachomatic....oh well...

Definitely removable.....

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04 Oct 2015 12:22 #8569 by Trouty56
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you know....I can't live with this crooked weight.....got to fix it......just have to.....

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04 Oct 2015 13:22 #8574 by Trouty56
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Looks better....


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04 Oct 2015 16:29 #8576 by Geno
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Lookin good Bob. LIKE! :woo
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04 Oct 2015 18:43 #8589 by M Bailey
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Looks good to me Bob, ya done good! :thumb1 :thumb1
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08 Oct 2015 05:30 #8653 by GT 14
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Nice job Bob :thumb1
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08 Oct 2015 10:22 #8656 by motor12
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Never thought I would need a front weight until I was loading my RJ58 up a steep set of ramps into my pickup. even going slow the front end was picking up and I almost drove off the ramps. That soiled a set of shorts. Think I will make some weights, about how much weight is needed ?
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08 Oct 2015 20:19 #8662 by Trouty56
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I don't know where this weight came from but it weights about 40 lbs....

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