Eight feet Sam, I think it is a three yard bucket Snow, and packing silage, it would take larger bucket. When you have the room, a loader is never big enough. Often, you need to be nimble.
These premises insured by a Sheltie in Training ,--- and Cooey.o "May the Good Lord take a likin' to you"
Moving snow is so much fun. Cracked the power steering line on the tractor and dumped 2 gallon of oil. Jury rigged a soft line to get finished. Fun and games
Sam, Richard boy is the only person I have ever seen who looks right and steers left! Once he gets that figured out he will be good to go!
Blanket, a neighbor blew a hose on his back hoe and parked it in one of my fields. I suspect it will be there till spring.
I was tooling down the road with my 1086 IH 2wd pulling my hay processor one year and developed a leak in a hydraulic cooler line.
The leak was low pressure, and I did not see it.
Right before I was going to head down a real steep long grade in road gear, I noticed that I had lost steering, and brakes.
The grade had a 100 foot drop on either side, and was curved.
I armstronged it into the ditch with about 10 feet to spare. Neighbor asked why I had bombed through the borrow pit and through her fence instead of using the gate.......
Not sure why I was able to steer it ever so slightly to get off the road. Steering wheel is connected to an orbit motor.
Must have had just enough low pressure oil in it to move the front tires an inch.
