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Thanks Murf. I will be buyig the loader with SS QA, for the ease of hook up.

Would keeping the blade closer to the loader be a better idea??

[QUOTE=Murf;174895] William, you're on the right track, but IMHO unless you already have the SS style QA on your loader, you're still going to burn through a bunch of money.I do them this way most of the time.[p]http://tractorpoint.com/ctb/memberPhotos/murf15.jpg[/p]This not only allows the plow to work the way it was designed to, as a free-floating piece, but it also lets you keep a bunch more weight on the front tires. You will find the biggest traction challenge you will encounter is with the front wheels. Adding a boatload of weight to the back end is easy. The front is a different story.BTW, I'm not in the big smoke, I'm nearly due east of you, on the other side of Cook's Bay and inland a few miles.Best of luck. [/QUOTE]

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Hi,

Also when you are loader shopping , have a look at ALO/Quicke loaders, they are one of the best out there Period. Also, Buhler/Allied are a good brand too!!

Take care, and good luck!!

Will

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