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NI trip Loader....What does it fit????

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TP from Central

09-21-2002 17:51:35




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I went to a sale today and bought a NI trip bucket loader for a whooping $10. I am hoping it fits a SM-TA, and this leads to my question.....What # NI loaders fit the M-TA's thru 450's and what # loaders fit M's thru SM's? Oh I would like to put the bucket on a cylinder, has anyone done this and how does it work?

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TP from Central PA




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Leroy

09-23-2002 05:29:54




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 Re: NI trip Loader....What does it fit???? in reply to TP from Central PA, 09-21-2002 17:51:35  
It should fit. If the bracket does not fit the rear axle you can have one made at a welding shop, will also mount to frame just in back of front wheels, cylinders are single acting, if your tractor has only double acting avaible that would be a problem or if straight pipe frame and wide front axle that would not let loader down



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JMS/MN

09-22-2002 08:25:54




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 Re: NI trip Loader....What does it fit???? in reply to TP from Central PA, 09-21-2002 17:51:35  
Oftentimes older loaders fit a number of different makes and models- only the mounting brackets are different. You can put a two-way cylinder on the bucket if your tractor hydraulics has at least one two-way valve. Works best with two cylinders on the bucket, one on each side, rather than one in the middle, but either system can work.



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Leroy

09-22-2002 06:58:55




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 Re: NI trip Loader....What does it fit???? in reply to TP from Central PA, 09-21-2002 17:51:35  
Pipe frame or box beam?



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TP from Central PA

09-22-2002 08:07:37




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 Re: Re: NI trip Loader....What does it fit???? in reply to Leroy, 09-22-2002 06:58:55  
It is a pipe frame with brackets that bolt onto the axle in the back..... .Has single acting cylinders and of-course a trip bucket....



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karl f

09-22-2002 20:35:04




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 Re: Re: Re: NI trip Loader....What does it fit???? in reply to TP from Central PA, 09-22-2002 08:07:37  
you can actually do a lot with a trip bucket, one way hydraulics and a non-live pump on a tractor...just know your limits, and take your time to at least think, and you should be fine.
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-karl



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