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411 Loader question

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Farmer76

11-30-2005 04:39:53




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Hey fellas, I need to know if anyone of you Case guru's know where to mount a loader on a Case 411. My winter project this year is going to be building a loader for my 411. As always, any help is always appreciated.




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tim casperson

12-02-2005 12:03:15




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 Re: 411 Loader question in reply to Farmer76, 11-30-2005 04:39:53  
Why Build when you can Buy? I have a good Dual loader that came off a case 411. It has a good PTO pump and It should be used by someone. I'd sell it for $350.00. As to how they are attached to the tractor... the loader is bracketed to the square rear axel in the back and there is a support that bolts into a brace that is bolted into a pair of the holes up near the front of the tractor. THis one works pretty slick. You drive the tractor into the loader, which is blocked up to the correct height, bolt it to the rear axel and then line up the front bracket and put in those bolts.

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Farmer76

12-02-2005 12:24:56




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 Re: 411 Loader question in reply to tim casperson, 12-02-2005 12:03:15  
You are very right. Where are you located? Can you send pictures? My email is not hidden so you can e mail me directly...



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DC-4490

11-30-2005 11:45:13




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 Re: 411 Loader question in reply to Farmer76, 11-30-2005 04:39:53  

Old straight arm loaders like older Freeman, you would mount at rear axles and frontend casting.Newer Freeman loaders,two places each side.They are just in front of clutch and brake peddles.One is above and one is below where you put your feet



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