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[Ralph Goff]

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From: "Indiana Robinson" <robinson46176 at gmail.com>
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Sent: Saturday, January 02, 2010 12:50 PM
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> Hopefully I don't find the trails too drifted in as that tractor has 
> little
> traction when it has a heavy hay bale hanging on the front end.
>
> Ralph in Sask.
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Hang it on the back...
;-)


Yes, that tractor needs a "rear end loader" I guess. I know three point 
carriers work well but the only three point tractor I have is the Cockshutt 
40 which is usually on call for snow blower duty. The spike I have for the 
front end loader is easily adaptable to three point and I have used it in 
the past just to try it out. Its just so much easier to use the front end 
loader with it's high lift able to drop the bales into the feeders. Plus the 
little Perkins diesel on the Massey runs so smooth (and cheap) while the 
Cockshutt still has carburetor issues that make it a little annoying to 
drive in the cold weather. Little too cold to work on it nowadays anyway.

Ralph in Sask.