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Rear Loaders for small farm tractors

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Kenneth R Barto

03-02-1999 11:31:31




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I just returned from Mexico, where I saw a small to medium sized tractor (I think it was a JD) with what looked like a front loader bucket extended from and attached to the rear of the tractor. It looked like it only used the normal rear lift hydraulics to operate, but I really couldn't tell as I only saw it from a distance. Does anyone know of this type of implement, and where can one be bought?

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Chad

03-04-1999 15:42:15




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 Re: Rear Loaders for small farm tractors in reply to Kenneth R Barton, 03-02-1999 11:31:31  
Very common in areas where haying is the main use of loaders. Puts most of the weight on the rear tires (instead of the front like most loaders) making it have better traction. Usually the operators platform is turned around, the gearing redone so backwards becomes forwards. Could get some pictures of one I know of if you are interested.



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Bruce

03-03-1999 08:11:00




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 Re: Rear Loaders for small farm tractors in reply to Kenneth R Barton, 03-02-1999 11:31:31  
The thing you gotta watch out for is putting too much stess on the top link mounting location.
I just saw a guys NAA that he hooked a back hoe up to w/o any addition underneith support. Tore the cast iron apart.



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Nolan

03-03-1999 07:34:06




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 Re: Rear Loaders for small farm tractors in reply to Kenneth R Barton, 03-02-1999 11:31:31  
Two places I'm aware of.

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http://www.cadplans.com/



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