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best loader quick detach?

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rhudson

05-23-2004 17:19:04




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i want to make a quick detach for my medium size tractor front loader. wonder who's design i should copy? full machine and fab shop at my desposal. Thanks fellows




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Big Jim

05-24-2004 11:38:07




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 Re: best loader quick detach? in reply to rhudson, 05-23-2004 17:19:04  
Go look at Allied loaders (made by John Buhler Manufacturing in Winnepeg, Manitoba). Very heavy built and a really nice working simple quick tach system that doesn't require any extra tools to hook up or take off. Westendorf also makes an excellent heavy duty loader, but I don't think their quick tach system is quite as simple as Allied's.



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James in NC

05-24-2004 06:47:32




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 Re: best loader quick detach? in reply to rhudson, 05-23-2004 17:19:04  
My neighbor has a westondorf that I really like. I beileve it is a 40 series but not sure on a 2630 JD. The loader is 10-15 years old. It goes on and off the tractor well and the attachments are easy also.

James



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TGIN

05-24-2004 03:50:57




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 Re: best loader quick detach? in reply to rhudson, 05-23-2004 17:19:04  
I`ve operated several differant QT loaders and I like the IH 2250 the best . On and off very easy , no extra props , drive in and out , no tools needed , truly QT .



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Brokenwrench

05-23-2004 17:45:06




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 Re: best loader quick detach? in reply to rhudson, 05-23-2004 17:19:04  
I have adapted a bobcat quick tach set up to several of my customers loaders.If it is a medium tractor 40-50 hp it should hold up well. This gives you the option of a number of bucket sizes,forks,grapple buckets or posthole diggers if aux hydr. are plumbed as well as bale spears,bale grabbers etc. The adapter plates for you existing buckets or attachments are inexpensive as well.



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