Posted by Tony in Mass. on December 04, 2012 at 17:37:37 from (76.127.225.182):
Is that how you spell it? I had someone stop in asking about a loader tractor... I'd rather not sell the Cockshutt right now, the battery was dead and then it ran out of gas, so that wasn't very impressive anyway, so we go over to the TO30 with 3 way Davis loader, started right up- of course, pto and lift were fine, he stands in the bucket- he weighs about 250- more? The loader couldn't get him off the ground. I felt two inches tall. I know this tractor picked up heavier stuff before, especially packed snow, and he needs a loader to lift atleast 2 or 300, and it couldn't at all. He'd be back if I fixed it. Then my forklift friend stopped in, he said the pump was cavitating too much, oil was too white, change it. I did, found a few gallons of nice old hytran, no dice. Just as bad a performance. Trouble is, without power steering, no one ends up buying this sort of rig anyway, and I see bare fergies selling for as much as I want to this as is, without a loader at all. Some sugestions please? And yes, sending 2 loaders down to 2 tractors is an option on the table...
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