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will a 48 loader fit on a 2950?

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Johnsdeere

12-10-2003 19:09:53




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Will a 48 loader fit on a 2950? It is off a 4020.




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Brokenwrench

12-11-2003 14:15:34




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 Re: will a 48 loader fit on a 2950? in reply to Johnsdeere, 12-10-2003 19:09:53  
The loader will fit if the proper 6 cylinder utility mounts are used and the tractor is not 4wd. Like was said below make sure the correct mounts are used or you will risk trans. case/bellhousing damage under severe usage.



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Jim B

12-11-2003 05:28:26




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 Re: will a 48 loader fit on a 2950? in reply to Johnsdeere, 12-10-2003 19:09:53  
The JD 48 loader will work on a 2950 but you need the correct mounting frames that bolt to side of engine and have the tubes that bolt under rear axles because 2950 can break in middle without the extra tubes.Hyd. pressure is fine and both tractors are closed center hyd's.Jim B



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John

12-11-2003 00:28:02




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 Re: will a 48 loader fit on a 2950? in reply to Johnsdeere, 12-10-2003 19:09:53  
The 48 was designed to fit Deeres up to 4020`s not to mention Internationals up to the 856`s. My bet is it would physicaly fit your 2950 with out major mounting bracket modifications. That would depend on which style of brackets you presently have on the 4020. There was also a 58 loader recommended for 4020s and the like which would probably fit your 2950 also. I would check your 2950 hydraulic specs as the 48/58 was designed for a 2250 psi system.

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