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Old 07-18-2008, 03:38 PM   #21 (permalink)
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Got just a handful of pictures! got familiar with all the attachments fast!
already a pro with GST. Nothing to it!

enjoy

Duc, can't see from your pictures, does the loader have skidsteer QA?

I really like my GST, of course I wasn't spoiled by that high class 2520 hydro-trans.

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Duc, can't see from your pictures, does the loader have skidsteer QA?

I really like my GST, of course I wasn't spoiled by that high class 2520 hydro-trans.
yes it does have skidsteer QA and based on the size and weights of the buckets (they are huge, and Im no light weight). The only way to move them is really but the QA method. The BH buckets are heavy as hell too and it has the QA pins, and its the only way to move them use the BH.

The 2520 still has its place in my heart and garage. It costs me nothing so it stays and will handle the smaller task for the smaller jobs. However I dont need the backhoe at all - maybe i will dump that?

The heat is killer today and tommorrow (worse for us) so i doubt i will work tomorrow or sunday -

What i really like is the FEL maxium height (reach) its really nice to be able to fill up my F550 11ft dump bed without worrying about reach, and i clear all the side pockets with feet to spare.
Might even be able to use the back hoe to load the dump truck _ I have to try that

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Oh yeah that and more so...even putting the kids through college LOL

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I'll pass on this advice only once today...DUCK!!! The first time...when you put the rops down...the second...when SWMBO gets home and!!!
Enjoy the new toy, I hope it serves you well!!!
Your too good! LOL! the good thing is this guy dont fold at all, so my noggin is safe for now....

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