Posted by Leroy on February 28, 2019 at 04:10:15 from (96.45.243.241):
In Reply to: Re: Old John Deere posted by MT RON on February 27, 2019 at 22:17:58:
No problem with the hand clutch, it is not used in the operation. You park it dext to the manure pile like from a straw pile from the thrasher that the cattle would tear the pile apart over the winter just like if you were going to use a back hoe. But instead of a back hoe the arm bending and the bucket going over what you want to pick up the bucket slides out along the arm and just pushes into the pile. You park the outfit as close to the pile as you can and get the spreader in reach same as if you were loading from a back hoe. and tractor stays put in one position untill the manure is all picked up within reach of the loader and then you move to a different spot on the pile. Same way with the steam shovel that pushed the bucket into the pile of dirt. You do not use it in the barn but just outside. Think about in modern times where you put a round bale out for them to feed on and a lot of the hay will get pulled out of the bale and tramped into the manure pack the bale is sitting on and place a bale exactly the same every day that tramped in pile of manure just keeps growimg bigger all the time. They would work good in that situation now. Would work same as a back hoe with a reversed bucket. Instead of the back hoe arm bending to move the bucket thr bucket slides along a stif one piece arm instead of the 2 piece arm of the back hoe.
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