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JD 4010 148 loader
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Tom

04-22-2000 20:26:33




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I'm looking at a 4010 that's in good mechanical shape, a little rough on the appearance, with a JD 148 loader. I know it can handle the farming chores I have planned but how capable is this duo at jobs like cutting in a driveway or grading out a barn pad?




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RickB.

04-23-2000 09:38:14




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 Re: JD 4010 148 loader - how capable in reply to Tom, 04-22-2000 20:26:33  
I used to own a 4010 with a 148 and a 4020 with a 158. Unless I needed the extra reach to load trucks, I MUCH preferred the 148. Lift capacity is more like a ton than the 900lb suggested. They make a very nice match. Lift height at the bucket pins will be about 10'.



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Tim H

04-23-2000 07:44:01




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 Re: JD 4010 148 loader - how capable in reply to Tom, 04-22-2000 20:26:33  
The JD 148 Loader was the smaller version of the JD 158. I think the rated capacity of the 148 is about 900 pounds. The 148 was intended for utility type tractors and the 158 was for row crop tractors.

If you use the 148 on the 4010, use caution, you may have more tractor than you have loader.



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Doug D

04-23-2000 09:52:11




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 Re: Re: JD 4010 148 loader - how capable in reply to Tim H, 04-23-2000 07:44:01  
I have a 148 on a 4320. You have to be carefull with it, but have never tore it up until the other day. I had the bucket "rolled over" going down the road and a hose broke sending the loader down to the road. I was luckily paying some attention, but the loader grabbed the road before I got the tractor stopped and the bucket caught putting a bow in the bucket. I just posted a message on the SF board about aftermarket MFG of just the bucket that could fit the loader. JD wants $1200 for a new bucket! I am going to do some rigging on it I believe. So far the loader has held up fine and with the 7 foot bucket, I have had it heaping full of dirt and it will pick it up as high as you want. You need to be carefull with the tractor that you dont turn to tight with it loaded and slide a tire off the rim or bust a spindle crossing rough terrain loaded.

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Doofus

04-23-2000 08:43:03




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 Re: Re: JD 4010 148 loader - how capable in reply to Tim H, 04-23-2000 07:44:01  
There are many 148 loaders on 4010s and even bigger row crop tractors and are built plenty strong even on 130hp tractors. The 146 is a shorter version of the 148 and is used on utility tractors.



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Bob

04-23-2000 04:00:40




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 Re: JD 4010 148 loader - how capable in reply to Tom, 04-22-2000 20:26:33  
It should work fine. make sure it has fluid in the tires and you should be able to shove the loader bucket full of dirt no problem. We have a 4020 with a loader did alot of similar work with it. Nothing like a big tractor on a loader



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