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TO20/30 Front Bucket

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LABOK

07-09-2005 19:33:32




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Just Bought a TO20 with what looks like a Factory made front bucket. The tag said it was made buy some iron works CO. and the style/model is FER. the bucket is about 4 feet wide and the pump runs off the crank in the front. It has the controls with it also. It works but it is going to need new hoses soon. I Don't realy whant it on the tractor. Any Idea what I could get for somthing like this? Thought I could get some of my money back but don't know what its worth. Thanks for the help.

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Mike Mohrhauser

07-12-2005 05:59:59




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 Re: TO20/30 Front Bucket in reply to LABOK, 07-09-2005 19:33:32  
I had a Dearborn loader with front pump on my TO-30 when I bought it a few years ago. I took the loader and pump to a well advertised consignment auction and got $725.00 for it. That was the best thing that I ever did for my tractor.



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phil(va)

07-10-2005 17:00:17




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 Re: TO20/30 Front Bucket in reply to LABOK, 07-09-2005 19:33:32  
If the pump works well, and it has a double spool so the bucket dumps also, and you have it on the tractor so you can demonstrate it to a buyer, it might bring anywhere from $200 to $600 depending on condition. Off the tractor and no way to demo it means it won't bring as much. If you take it off, save all the mechanism that allows it to hook from the pump to the pulley. That will be important to any buyer.

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Ter

07-10-2005 12:12:49




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 Re: TO20/30 Front Bucket in reply to LABOK, 07-09-2005 19:33:32  
If you are in a part of the country where you get snow, you may want to keep it and mount a snow blade on it. Buy an old used snow blade off from a pick up and mount to where the bucket was. I do not have that kind of a set up but have seen them used before. Just mey 2 cents. I have no idea what it is worth $.



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LABOK

07-10-2005 16:27:32




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 Re: TO20/30 Front Bucket in reply to Ter, 07-10-2005 12:12:49  
No I don"t have any snow here but that would be a good Idea. I just want it off the tractor so I can do little jobs like B-hog and blade. Thanks for the Info



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