Re: JD146 loader on 2150

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Posted by bontai Joe on Wednesday, February 18, 2004:

In Reply to: JD146 loader on 2150 posted by Georg Waldhof on Wednesday, February 18, 2004:

If you have never run a loader before, be sure to add enough weight to your rear wheels to counter-balance the loader's weight plus payload in the bucket. Good luck with your fine machine!

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