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3010 with 35 loader??

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b butler

11-03-2006 10:54:49




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I have a 3010LP with an opportunity to buy a 35 loader currently on a 1010 - Any ideas what it will take to make this work on my 3010? I'm just looking at pictures and it sure looks like the 1010 has a shorter chassis. My plan is to use the loader mainly for moving round bales - has anyone done this with a 35 - can it handle the load?




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Hayfarmer

11-03-2006 19:36:33




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 Re: 3010 with 35 loader?? in reply to b butler, 11-03-2006 10:54:49  
You can make a #35 loader fit on a 3010, I have seen one on a 3010 and I think my parts book for the 35 shows mounting for a 3010. As mentioned they are pretty light for a 3010, you would also need an open center valve or use the remotes directly from 3010. There were different versions of the cylinders I believe, early vs late. EArly ones were for the 2 cylinders and smaller tractors, later ones for higher pressure hydraulics. On the 1010 you could have either type. I have a #35 on a 430 and it works great, especially since I put hydraulics on the bucket dump. The 430 doesn't have the power of the 3010 especially in heavy use.

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Gerald J.

11-03-2006 20:17:28




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 Re: 3010 with 35 loader?? in reply to Hayfarmer, 11-03-2006 19:36:33  
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3010 is closed center. Its not hard to pick off power and return. Hydraulic power is available at an elbow right at the brake pedals, return to the transmission oil cover. I like to have a flow restrictor valve to keep the loader under control. For my loader 5 gpm is plenty and I want to leave main flow for steering and brakes.

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11-03-2006 13:56:24




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 Re: 3010 with 35 loader?? in reply to b butler, 11-03-2006 10:54:49  
a 35 loader is too thin and spindly for transporting round bales. Look for a 48 or 36A



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