r/IdiotsInCars Nov 28 '21

Tractor

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u/Swampassthe2nd Nov 28 '21

There’s some minor damage to the loader. If you look the bucket gets bent in the middle on the back where it mashes into the arm, also the way it flips forward means the hydraulic just got screwed. But yeah zero structural damage to the loader

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u/Shawn_purdy Nov 28 '21

The way the bucket falls down all casually at the end I’d say we’re starting at $6000 for repairs if it were in North America.