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Jack

08-02-2002 18:07:17




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Is this loader worth anything or are they a dime a dozen? Do not want to bother if they are not worth much.
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jack




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John

08-03-2002 10:52:44




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 Re: 47 Trip loader in reply to Jack, 08-02-2002 18:07:17  
That loader is 30+ years old. That doesnt make it a bad loader, just an older loader. The value is what will it do for you to make it worth your money. A lot will depend on what make and model your putting it on. The mounting brackets to make it fit right mite not be easily found. Something else to consider is whether it has an independent control valve or operated with your remotes (dual).



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john2510-3020

08-03-2002 06:41:51




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 Re: 47 Trip loader in reply to Jack, 08-02-2002 18:07:17  
Would all 47 loaders just be worth 400 at the most? even the ones with hyd. buckets? His 47 will have down pressure even though its a trip. I have a 47 all hyd. loader and was told it would bring 1500 easily.....
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Jack

08-03-2002 06:46:43




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 Re: Re: 47 Trip loader in reply to john2510-3020, 08-03-2002 06:41:51  
Well I had my bucket converted to hydraulics and have all the parts. Is that what yours is or was yours made with hydraulics originally.
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john

08-03-2002 05:13:59




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 Re: 47 Trip loader in reply to Jack, 08-02-2002 18:07:17  
Ayup 400 bucks in decent shape. It would have more value as a collectible piece than as a working loader if its in excellent shape. The lack of bucket hydraulics and probably down pressure on the loader boom limit its productivity. I believe it was made for the 820 and 1020 Deeres and other makes of older tractors as a retrofit.



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Jack

08-03-2002 06:16:25




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 Re: Re: 47 Trip loader in reply to john, 08-03-2002 05:13:59  
Interesting,I have the quick attach kit and extra
tine bucket or whatever you call it. Where do you find collectors to sell it too? Or just advertise it and not let it go for less?
thanks for the info.
jack



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joe

08-02-2002 18:53:58




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 Re: 47 Trip loader in reply to Jack, 08-02-2002 18:07:17  
TRY ABOUT 400!!! complete



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