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Woody (NE)

02-12-2003 19:49:03




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What are the differences between the DuAl 250, 300 and 325 loaders? How do they compare with the Farmhand F11? Is there a site on the web with specifications? I am thinking of mounting a loader on my 620. Thanks.




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AlbertoV05

02-15-2003 10:33:59




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 Re: DuAl Loaders in reply to Woody (NE), 02-12-2003 19:49:03  
Is DuAl still in business? If so, does anyone have a link to their website?
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Al in Iowa



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Doc

02-14-2003 15:33:49




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 Re: DuAl Loaders in reply to Woody (NE), 02-12-2003 19:49:03  
Hey Woody... I put a 250 on my A last summer. Works great. If you're doing heavy work you may want a 325, but that'd be really heavy work. The 250 is great for working in the trees, or medium dirt work. Bolts right on to the JD mounting pads. Mines got a farmhand pump, which is really strong.

Email if I can be of assistance...

Doc from Omaha



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Larry W.

02-13-2003 05:30:13




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 Re: DuAl Loaders in reply to Woody (NE), 02-12-2003 19:49:03  
I think the numbering system was/is a series of models and sizes/capacities. The 325 is a good heavy built loader. Du-All use heavier steel than farmhand, but a lot of people around here say it is low tensile steel and bends easier than the higher tensile steel used in Farmhand and John Deere brand loader frames. I have seen a lot of old loaders, and the Du-all seems to hold up as well as any of them.

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Mel

02-12-2003 21:43:30




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 Re: DuAl Loaders in reply to Woody (NE), 02-12-2003 19:49:03  
The 325 is the better of the 3 Duals that you listed. I have a 345 Dual on my 620 and it works great. I use it for a lot of dirt work around homes I construct and I haven't been able to crack anything yet. I had a Farmhand F-11 on it before. It lifted higher but sure sounded like it was breaking apart when you hit a dirt pile with it. It had to be welded up every year .



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steve II JD4000

02-12-2003 20:16:48




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 Re: DuAl Loaders in reply to Woody (NE), 02-12-2003 19:49:03  
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I am't sure what # my is but I have picture what it looks like.. it comes off and put on easy.



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Mike J

02-13-2003 06:02:33




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 Re: Re: DuAl Loaders in reply to steve II JD4000, 02-12-2003 20:16:48  
Steve your loader on your tractor is a model 3000 they are all good loaders the 250 is the loader that first came out when all that we had were 2 cylinder John Deere and M&H farmalls they stand up really well when fitted to the tractor they were made for.



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