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Need front loader for 240 Utility

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Tom Lassiter

07-09-2001 19:00:14




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I am looking for a front loader for a 240 Utility.(from N.C., so the closer the better) My tractor has a hydraulic pump and 2 wet lines on the side (used to have a sickle mower). Is this all I will need, other than the front loader itself, to have a functioning loader? Or will I need an additional set of lines?
I would prefer to find a used loader, but are there new aftermarket loaders that will bolt up? Also, I read somewhere that the 240 Utility came with either 2 or 3 point hitches. Mine has neither, but does have bolt patterns where something went. I would like to have a three point hitch, used or new. Any help will be most appreciated. Also, what would be fair prices for these pieces used ?

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Dale Kite

07-10-2001 17:42:01




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 Re: Need front loader for 240 Utility in reply to Tom Lassiter, 07-09-2001 19:00:14  
I have a loader for sale from a 300 utility i think it might fit maybe someone on this site can varify this. The loader needs the rubber lines but seems to fine otherwise. I live in north east Tn. maybe 30 miles from the line.



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Mark-NC

07-09-2001 21:57:15




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 Re: Need front loader for 240 Utility in reply to Tom Lassiter, 07-09-2001 19:00:14  
I ended up buying a second 240 to get the loader I wanted. The tractor is in rough shape, but the loader is decent. I plan to use the tractor for parts and move the loader to my project 240. Paid 1500 for the combo and got some nice extras such as power steering and rear wheel weights which I'll reuse. It has a separate pump for the loader. I think you'll find the tractor hydraulics are too slow for a loader. As for the hitch, the two point's are more readily avalible, which can be converted to three point quite easily.

Hope this helps,
Mark

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