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pbutler

08-09-2005 05:41:07




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I am looking at a Koyker 210 loader to put in my Massey 255. (50hp). Koyker through internet looking to be about $1,000-$1,500 cheaper than a Woods through the dealer.

Anybody have any experience with Koyker? Good loader?




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txgrn

08-09-2005 18:50:04




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 Re: Koyker Loader-Good in reply to pbutler, 08-09-2005 05:41:07  
I have a 310 for my 80 hp tractor with hay spikes. Has the fast attach which is slick. It was delivered to my house.

Only problem I had was in installing it by myself and not knowing what I was doing.

There was a locking bolt for the rear part (slides into a grove in the front of the tractor and other grooves on both sides of the tractor then a bolt on each side secures it) that was supposed to be slack so that the loader would slide into the tractor bracket (then you tighten the bolt). I finally figured it out and things went well.

Have had it for going on 2 years now and zero problems. Cost just as much as a 30 year old JD 152 and it was new.....I didn't have to redo the cylinders and hoses like on the Deere.

I went to TSC and got a double acting Cross valve and hoses. Built a bracket so that the controls are even with the steering wheel and about 1 foot to the right. The color matched my JD Green perfectly.

Mark

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pbutler

08-10-2005 04:29:05




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 Re: Koyker Loader-Good in reply to txgrn, 08-09-2005 18:50:04  
Thanks! I will probably order one soon, sounds like an install mistake I would have made too.



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txgrn

08-09-2005 18:49:51




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 Re: Koyker Loader-Good in reply to pbutler, 08-09-2005 05:41:07  
I have a 310 for my 80 hp tractor with hay spikes. Has the fast attach which is slick. It was delivered to my house.

Only problem I had was in installing it by myself and not knowing what I was doing.

There was a locking bolt for the rear part (slides into a grove in the front of the tractor and other grooves on both sides of the tractor then a bolt on each side secures it) that was supposed to be slack so that the loader would slide into the tractor bracket (then you tighten the bolt). I finally figured it out and things went well.

Have had it for going on 2 years now and zero problems. Cost just as much as a 30 year old JD 152 and it was new.....I didn't have to redo the cylinders and hoses like on the Deere.

I went to TSC and got a double acting Cross valve and hoses. Built a bracket so that the controls are even with the steering wheel and about 1 foot to the right. The color matched my JD Green perfectly.

Mark

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txgrn

08-09-2005 18:49:59




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 Re: Koyker Loader-Good in reply to pbutler, 08-09-2005 05:41:07  
I have a 310 for my 80 hp tractor with hay spikes. Has the fast attach which is slick. It was delivered to my house.

Only problem I had was in installing it by myself and not knowing what I was doing.

There was a locking bolt for the rear part (slides into a grove in the front of the tractor and other grooves on both sides of the tractor then a bolt on each side secures it) that was supposed to be slack so that the loader would slide into the tractor bracket (then you tighten the bolt). I finally figured it out and things went well.

Have had it for going on 2 years now and zero problems. Cost just as much as a 30 year old JD 152 and it was new.....I didn't have to redo the cylinders and hoses like on the Deere.

I went to TSC and got a double acting Cross valve and hoses. Built a bracket so that the controls are even with the steering wheel and about 1 foot to the right. The color matched my JD Green perfectly.

Mark

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txgrn

08-09-2005 18:49:43




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 Re: Koyker Loader-Good in reply to pbutler, 08-09-2005 05:41:07  
I have a 310 for my 80 hp tractor with hay spikes. Has the fast attach which is slick. It was delivered to my house.

Only problem I had was in installing it by myself and not knowing what I was doing.

There was a locking bolt for the rear part (slides into a grove in the front of the tractor and other grooves on both sides of the tractor then a bolt on each side secures it) that was supposed to be slack so that the loader would slide into the tractor bracket (then you tighten the bolt). I finally figured it out and things went well.

Have had it for going on 2 years now and zero problems. Cost just as much as a 30 year old JD 152 and it was new.....I didn't have to redo the cylinders and hoses like on the Deere.

I went to TSC and got a double acting Cross valve and hoses. Built a bracket so that the controls are even with the steering wheel and about 1 foot to the right. The color matched my JD Green perfectly.

Mark

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txgrn

08-09-2005 18:49:36




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 Re: Koyker Loader-Good in reply to pbutler, 08-09-2005 05:41:07  
I have a 310 for my 80 hp tractor with hay spikes. Has the fast attach which is slick. It was delivered to my house.

Only problem I had was in installing it by myself and not knowing what I was doing.

There was a locking bolt for the rear part (slides into a grove in the front of the tractor and other grooves on both sides of the tractor then a bolt on each side secures it) that was supposed to be slack so that the loader would slide into the tractor bracket (then you tighten the bolt). I finally figured it out and things went well.

Have had it for going on 2 years now and zero problems. Cost just as much as a 30 year old JD 152 and it was new.....I didn't have to redo the cylinders and hoses like on the Deere.

I went to TSC and got a double acting Cross valve and hoses. Built a bracket so that the controls are even with the steering wheel and about 1 foot to the right. The color matched my JD Green perfectly.

Mark

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txgrn

08-09-2005 18:49:17




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 Re: Koyker Loader-Good in reply to pbutler, 08-09-2005 05:41:07  
I have a 310 for my 80 hp tractor with hay spikes. Has the fast attach which is slick. It was delivered to my house.

Only problem I had was in installing it by myself and not knowing what I was doing.

There was a locking bolt for the rear part (slides into a grove in the front of the tractor and other grooves on both sides of the tractor then a bolt on each side secures it) that was supposed to be slack so that the loader would slide into the tractor bracket (then you tighten the bolt). I finally figured it out and things went well.

Have had it for going on 2 years now and zero problems. Cost just as much as a 30 year old JD 152 and it was new.....I didn't have to redo the cylinders and hoses like on the Deere.

I went to TSC and got a double acting Cross valve and hoses. Built a bracket so that the controls are even with the steering wheel and about 1 foot to the right. The color matched my JD Green perfectly.

Mark

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