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verlyn nykamp

04-17-2006 19:38:14




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I have recently bought a farm including a DI which is not running but appears complete with straight tin. It has a heavy duty loader whose frame is well above your head as you sit in the seat. No name is visible on the loader. Does anyone know what kind of loader this is - it includes a bucket for pouring cement and is this tractor worth anything whole or parted? thanks




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Ken in AZ

04-18-2006 14:59:51




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 Re: DI in reply to verlyn nykamp, 04-17-2006 19:38:14  
I have a `51 DI with a Case model 40 Powerloader. It sounds like a different design than the one you mention, though mine is certainly built very heavy.

I have heard of a Hough loader for the DI. DBoll mentioned a Lull (I hadn"t heard of those) and there were several types that they showed in "Full Steam Ahead", a book I have on Case. I think there were a lot of different makers for loaders so it might be hard to tell what type it is without a picture and maybe a little more description.

Can you snap a pic and post it?

My DI has more sheer grunt and bucket size than my Bobcat but lacks the finesse and power assist of more modern equipment. Fun to run though.

Does the tractor have a foot clutch? Anything special about it?

Ken in AZ

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DBoll

04-18-2006 10:57:33




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 Re: DI in reply to verlyn nykamp, 04-17-2006 19:38:14  
alot of those loaders were made by Lull



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Walt Davies

04-17-2006 19:48:31




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 Re: DI in reply to verlyn nykamp, 04-17-2006 19:38:14  
Please don't part it out DIs are pretty rare and there are lots of people who will give you a fair price for it.
Walt



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