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How much weight can Ford NAA loader handle?

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Dennis Williams

05-08-2005 07:04:12




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I just brought a NAA with a ford loader, how much realistic weight can this unit handle?




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txgrn

05-09-2005 06:26:22




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 Re: How much weight can Ford NAA loader handle? in reply to Dennis Williams, 05-08-2005 07:04:12  
Not much. If you don't blow out the tires, you can break the axle. Bought one that had the axle broken, welded, and reverse installed with p/u tires on the front. Just the empty bucket and the loader was about all it could handle....and the bucket wasn't very big.

Mark



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old

05-08-2005 07:34:34




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 Re: How much weight can Ford NAA loader handle? in reply to Dennis Williams, 05-08-2005 07:04:12  
If it has a front pump on it, you should be able to lift your back tires off the ground with it. That said its not what it will handle but it will probably lift more then you should. Also if it doesn't have power steering you will have a hard time driveing it. I'd guess it will lift 1500-2000lbs. I have a loader on my 801 and if I wanted I could flip a car end over end with it and have used it to load more the one car on a trailor by lifting one end up at a time an backing the trailor under

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05-08-2005 07:33:57




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 Re: How much weight can Ford NAA loader handle? in reply to Dennis Williams, 05-08-2005 07:04:12  
If it has a front pump on it, you should be able to lift your back tires off the ground with it. That said its not what it will handle but it will probably lift more then you should. Also if it doesn't have power steering you will have a hard time driveing it. I'd guess it will lift 1500-2000lbs. I have a loader on my 801 and if I wanted I could flip a car end over end with it and have used it to load more the one car on a trailor by lifting one end up at a time an backing the trailor under

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