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    Posted: 14 May 2011 at 7:54pm
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Crawler and short ramps are not to bad as one can take it real slow. Now first time i loaded my 715B TLB onto my trailer at dealer when picking it up , it went up and when it came down the front tires missed the edge of the trailer. needed a fork lift to get it back where it belonged .. First time and only time that happened and had to have a audience for my blunder ..  
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When I have loaded dozer or hilift in the past we always backed them on.
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Now if it wasn't a cable blade I would say to drop blade down to catch machine when it went over center , but with cable it would not help . still think i would lower the blade though.
 Loading my HD4 loader one time into dumptruck box from on top of dirt pile , track caught back of box , machine walked around inside of track instead of moving forward and ended up standing on seat back and tanks. Resting on tool carrier and 90 Deg into the air , then the loader started coming over balance point and i thought it was going to roll upside down but just set ther when I got engine shut down.
 Last time i did that also as it took a few years off my ? but makes one believe in prayer.
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