Myself and a good friend that was a machinery jockey we both ran 706 gassers fro loading equipment and unloading i set both tractors up mine had a 2000 seires loader and my buddy's had a Do All both had the 2100 pressure relief in them and i could just lift a 15 foot brillion culamulcher my buddys could do it a little better as his had larger cylinders on the lift Now we never broke the tubes but did break the spindles several times. and sheared the pins while tryen to move with one hanging off the end of the 6 foot boom pole. . They has enough lifting power to lift the whole back end of a farmall M with a 319 picker mounted to it after it snapped the axle off in the field . Was to soft to use a jack while we changed out the axle . That job did not fall under OHSO standards.
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