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Alan K 01-17-2013 11:23:26 208.83.191.64 Report to Moderator	It is about a 7 foot bucket. I do have some cylinders to use but would like to find where they have the holes on this brand of bucket. When I put them up to it to check the travel there isnt alot of "tilt" being the back of the bucket is kind of straight up and down so it might be kind of limited. [Reply]   [No Email]
R.D.F. 01-17-2013 11:58:17 207.118.176.52 Report to Moderator	Re: M5 with Schwartz loader pic in reply to Alan K, 01-17-2013 11:23:26   Alan, don"t concern yourself with any thing pre-existing. Tilt your bucket where you want it and fit your rams to that, we"ve done many,many conversions here like that for customers here, remember a marker, torch, grinder and welder can fix endless puzzles, Dale   [Reply]  [No Email]
Alan K 01-17-2013 20:45:28 208.83.191.64 Report to Moderator	Re: M5 with Schwartz loader pic in reply to R.D.F., 01-17-2013 11:58:17   Thank you for your reply....that is kind of what I was thinking. I do have another bucket that I believe is the smaller manure bucket for it. I thnk that one was about 8" from the bottom hole to the top hole. The main concern I have is getting it to tilt properly without binding the cylinders when dumping as they sit quite close to the frame....just dont want to break anything.. I agree,the marker, torch, grinder, and welder can fix puzzles...if in the right hands..I dont know everything....but I know enough to be dangerous :)   [Reply]  [No Email]
R.D.F. 01-18-2013 08:35:26 207.118.176.52 Report to Moderator	Re: M5 with Schwartz loader pic in reply to Alan K, 01-17-2013 20:45:28   Just weld stops on bottom so bucket won't over dump, industrial buckets all have stops for safety,Dale   [Reply]  [No Email]