RUSS WERNING
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Has anybody got experience with a f-ll loader on a 560. Would it be better to hook up the pto pump or use the 560 internal pump. Also with a f-11 loader do you need to use extention brackets or does it just bolt on the 560.
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Allan in NE
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HI Russ,
I'd sure use the PTO pump, especially so since you already have a live PTO. Just can't beat the quick-operation, 19gpm output of those pumps.
Yes, you can mount it directly to the axles on a 560. There's plenty of room up front and no need for the extensions.
Allan
I'd sure use the PTO pump, especially so since you already have a live PTO. Just can't beat the quick-operation, 19gpm output of those pumps.
Yes, you can mount it directly to the axles on a 560. There's plenty of room up front and no need for the extensions.
Allan
RUSS WERNING
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Thanks for the fast reply. The reason I asked is because I would like to hook up a 7 foot snow king snow blower and free up the pto for that use
Mark (EC,IN)
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- Hagerstown Indiana
I'm not sure what a f-11 loader is, but I have an IH 2000 loader hooked to the internal pump on a 560 and get along great. That would leave the PTO free for the snow blower.
.................Mark
.................Mark
Allan in NE
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Yes Sir, I understand.
However, a PTO extension can be had at any tractor outlet for around $35 and gives you the best of both worlds.
I guarantee ya that if you hook that loader to your tractor's hydraulics, it is gonna be painfully slow.
Allan
However, a PTO extension can be had at any tractor outlet for around $35 and gives you the best of both worlds.
I guarantee ya that if you hook that loader to your tractor's hydraulics, it is gonna be painfully slow.
Allan
Anonymous-0
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Used a Koyker loader on a 560 for a couple decades that worked fine off the tractor's system too, and you don't have extra hoses and valves hanging around.
I think your 560 (you didn't say farmall or IH or gas or diesel or stick or hydro) has the same basic hydraulics as my 2606 industrial. I'm not sure if mine has a 12 or 17 gpm main pump or if the aux steering pump is a 4.5 or 7 gpm pump.
Anyway, I have a big IH3000 loader and it will raise a 6.5'+,1500#+ round bale up quickly with no problem at half throttle. A little slower at idle but it will walk a big bale right up as high as I want to go.
I don't know how big the f-11 loader is but it really boils down to cylinder and piston rod sizes. Don't recall those off the top of my head for the 3000.
Anyway, I have a big IH3000 loader and it will raise a 6.5'+,1500#+ round bale up quickly with no problem at half throttle. A little slower at idle but it will walk a big bale right up as high as I want to go.
I don't know how big the f-11 loader is but it really boils down to cylinder and piston rod sizes. Don't recall those off the top of my head for the 3000.
evilboweviel
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Listen to Allan In NE
he has lots of exp with those loaders
Ron
he has lots of exp with those loaders
Ron
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