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Is it practable to add a loader to my tractor?

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Garry

07-16-2003 10:35:51




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I have a Case 930 which I have little use for currently since all my implements are three point and the tractor does not have the 3 pt. I do need a loader tractor and was wandering if it would be practable to add a loader or not. What would a loader cost, how difficult are they to attach, etc.




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Tim

07-17-2003 15:27:22




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 Re: Is it practable to add a loader to my tractor? in reply to Garry, 07-16-2003 10:35:51  
Where are you at Garry? My dad has a near new loader on a 930 that he wants to sell. It has new mounting brackets that would probably mount right on to your tractor. It's by Sioux Falls, SD and if your interested send me an e-mail.



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Jim Handke

07-17-2003 05:15:09




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 Re: Is it practable to add a loader to my tractor? in reply to Garry, 07-16-2003 10:35:51  
Once you have a loader, you'll wonder how you got along without one.



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NorthM

07-16-2003 11:05:38




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 Re: Is it practable to add a loader to my tractor? in reply to Garry, 07-16-2003 10:35:51  
Depends on the amount of uses you have for a loader. Once there is one sitting in the yard the possibilities for extra usage is there. I have a 64 Case 930 with a heavy duty loader on it that gets duty as a number of things. Sure miss it when we take the loader off to bale so ended up buying another 930 for the field work. Seemed like every time I got the loader off the other one , there was something that had to be done. I would look into a tractor salvage yard for a good used loader and try and find one off of a 930 close to yours in years as that would give you all the mounting brackets that would bolt right up. Important things to look for are the frame and if it is sound and not too badly cracked, cylinders and if they are of adquate size to lift loads safely . Small cracks can be welded up.

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Jeff

07-16-2003 10:41:24




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 Re: Is it practable to add a loader to my tractor? in reply to Garry, 07-16-2003 10:35:51  
Can't really answer the practical part, depends on what you want to do. As for price (and I've done a lot of looking lately)that depends on where you look and what you want. I.ve found anything from used at $700 to new at about $6000.



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