They start out at 9' 9". Sort of depends on where the lift arms are on the bucket. Anything's possible with enough time and money.
They start out at 9' 9". Sort of depends on where the lift arms are on the bucket. Anything's possible with enough time and money.
time I got money not so much. was going to block it on the lowboy and remove tires then set it down on timbers. chase cars and overwidth permits are around 7,000.
time I got money not so much. was going to block it on the lowboy and remove tires then set it down on timbers. chase cars and overwidth permits are around 7,000.
do the planetaries unbolt like the ones on the newer 980gs? I was thinking bucket and tires would have to be removed.
No, 980B planetaries don't unbolt like the 980G's. It would be easiest to unbolt the entire axles if they don't meet the width restriction.
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