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farmerwannabe

02-01-2006 07:12:12




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Hi all...I saw a small picture of a loade in Hobby Farm magazine and wanted to find out about it (not because I need one or could use one, but because it really looked neat). It was attached to the front of a narrow-front AC, maybe a WC or WD, and looked like it was operated up/down with large round pulleys on the top of it, and a trip rope to dump it. How do these operate, and were/are they very common? I"ve never seen one before and it looked really neat. Were they home-built?

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JMS/MN

02-01-2006 20:41:37




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 Re: loader question in reply to farmerwannabe, 02-01-2006 07:12:12  
They got their power from the belt pulley. Friend of mine showed me his- thought our threshing club might be interested. BIL's dad had one on F20 years ago. Rather clumbsy ot use, but beat a pitchfork.



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BCnT

02-01-2006 09:45:35




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 Re: loader question in reply to farmerwannabe, 02-01-2006 07:12:12  
i built something similar for my ford 2000...made a dozer blade that got its lift from rear 3 point...i ran a piece of pipe under tractor with pulleys notched into each end of pipe and a small headache rack in front for lift pulley and ran 3/8'' cable from front to rear...it worked good but i dont think you could get enuff lift to use it for a loader...theres not enuff travel in 3 point



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John (MO)

02-01-2006 08:43:48




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 Re: loader question in reply to farmerwannabe, 02-01-2006 07:12:12  
Sounds kind of like some of the loaders I've seen that were made for handling loose hay, picking it up in the field and stacking it. I know that there were some of these that were factory built, but I don't know what the brands were. I just do remember one being used on the farm before we switched to a roto baler.



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