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next thing on my list is to load them tires. i would hope that loader isnt more than 600#, that is alot of steel though. thanks- 55-800
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i have an 800 with a 703 ford loader, whenever i load it up with wood i get little or no traction. i have a blade on the 3 point. i was thinking about loading the tires with the alternative to calc. cloride and was wondering if anyone knows about how much weight i would be adding by doing that...- 55-800
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