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Apologies, I may not have made myself clear.

What I meant was if I wanted to stick a huge bulk trailer on the back to haul corn from farm to flour mill, whats the max I can go all up if taxed correctly. I didn't mean just the mog itself.

Thanks to all

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Apologies, I may not have made myself clear.

What I meant was if I wanted to stick a huge bulk trailer on the back to haul corn from farm to flour mill, whats the max I can go all up if taxed correctly. I didn't mean just the mog itself.

Thanks to all

 

Again, up to the design "train weight" of the mog, but not more than 44t I would imagine.

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ah what day was you there i was on the stand quite a bit

 

I went on the Saturday. Should have arranged to see you there really - it would have been nice to meet you and get a more detailed run down on what's been done to your mog.

 

Mine's down to one wheel now - I've had the local mog fixy man round for a look and he's started taking it apart!:laugh1:

 

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Had some minor issues. One of the flexible brake lines had perished and wasn't allowing the fluid to return. Brakes locked on and being a mog newbie I just thought it was being slow! So it got very hot and cooked all the seals in the calipers on one wheel.

 

Instead of just replacing the offending pipe I'm having the lot done. If it's flexible or perishable it's being renewed. That way it won't do it again any time soon. The parts aren't expensive and it's one less thing to worry about.

 

Edit... When it's moving again it's going to a friend to have new wings welded in, then hopefully shotblasting to find any more nasties and a respray

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No problem timon i took that pic as i red on another thred you where thinking of another box. That and i know alex needs the space. I should be there thurs, fri and sat work dependent .

 

 

Sorry I didn't get to see you (and your mog) at APF... Got there late on the Friday :( and didn't get to see everything. If your ever in Brum or Cov you're welcome to pop in. Bet your mog is almost finished now. Apart from a front calliper ours is going great. As I mentioned before we've got loads of things planned for it. We've just employed a full time mechanic / engineer. Same guy that did all the work on the cab.ImageUploadedByArbtalk1412434459.502141.jpg.cab150ce555e8b4eb5fca369adb4d0c9.jpg we'll look to start working on it in the new year.

Front mounted chipper, new bigger box and a homemade hiab trailer all in the pipeline.... Watch this space :)

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Had some minor issues. One of the flexible brake lines had perished and wasn't allowing the fluid to return. Brakes locked on and being a mog newbie I just thought it was being slow! So it got very hot and cooked all the seals in the calipers on one wheel.

 

Instead of just replacing the offending pipe I'm having the lot done. If it's flexible or perishable it's being renewed. That way it won't do it again any time soon. The parts aren't expensive and it's one less thing to worry about.

 

Edit... When it's moving again it's going to a friend to have new wings welded in, then hopefully shotblasting to find any more nasties and a respray

 

Best thing for it i see the bit of ventilation on the right wing will look spot on with with hip box and pto chipper

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