What brand of loader is this??

Eldon (WA) · Oct 2, 2015

Seems like a very weak design for both lift capacity and lift height.....

https://kpr.craigslist.org/grq/5247272265.html

oldtanker · Oct 2, 2015

It's different to say the least. Most likely designed for a farmer back in the day when all it had to do was lift high enough to fill the poo spreader. Before the day of the round baler.

Rick

Dick2 · Oct 3, 2015

When it's designed to lift on the retraction end of the cylinder, it won't have much lift capacity.

Leroy · Oct 3, 2015

Rest of add shows up but no picture.

Barite · Oct 3, 2015

Maybe designed to dig a hole? Looks like the bucket could go well below the front wheels with some serious down pressure.

I bet a snow plow instead of a bucket on it would work pretty good to.

Traditional Farmer · Oct 3, 2015

It would go high enough to load most any older manure spreader and that's what most farmers
bought loaders to do back in those days.A big improvement over a wheel barrow.

howdy1960 · Oct 3, 2015

Almost looks to me like purpose built for maybe digging ponds or drainage ditches

JD Seller · Oct 3, 2015

Here is a picture of the tractor and loader. It is an odd looking loader. I have never seen one like it before. Maybe an locally built loader or even a one off loader for one fellow.

sd pete · Oct 3, 2015

It wouldn't be of much use on the hay meadows.

Hay hay hay · Oct 3, 2015

Must be fun getting on and off the tractor. Nice paint job too!
Brand of loader? Who cares?

VicS · Oct 3, 2015

John Deere made a loader a lot like this to fit a MT. I bought one. But it had been a=fire. Junked it.

What brand of loader is this??

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