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JD 1530 loader hook-up

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Brad Johnson

10-11-2002 05:42:39




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I'm taking a look at a 1530, advertised as one owner, 1430 hours, P/S, $7450. It has no loader; the seller indicated it has dual rear hydraulics. How do I know if this particular tractor is set up for a front end loader? I understand the 145 is the appropriate model - are they available used, or new? Prices for loaders? Help is appreciated!

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Jim B

10-12-2002 04:41:42




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 Re: JD 1530 loader hook-up in reply to Brad Johnson, 10-11-2002 05:42:39  
Gary,you can mount a JD 145 or other loaders on this tractor with no problems as long as mounting brackets are correct.If you dont plan on towing hyd.op. equip.then plugging to rear outlets is fine.It is better to have loader valve and get pressure on RH side(just takes a fitting)and return oil to filter housing cap.This gets oil back in circuit faster and loader will operate better.Jim B



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Gary

10-11-2002 08:03:45




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 Re: JD 1530 loader hook-up in reply to Brad Johnson, 10-11-2002 05:42:39  
Brad,
there should be loader brackets for the tractor for just about any aftermarket brand loader or a 145 loader. Just have to locate them. If it has dual hydraulics you should have no problems at all hooking directly into your breakaway couplers in the back and running the loader. You should expect to pay in the $2500.00 to $3000.00 range for a deere loader(used) or you could go with a new Bush Hog or other brand which you could get brand new for the same money. I have a friend who has a 3010 New Holland tractor he bought new last year and he got a Bush Hog loader on it and likes it very much. Loader has the quick tach feature which is nice but not a neccessity. I have a 4020 with a Deere 48 loader on it adn it does well but I wouldn't not look into another brand loader as you can get a one new for the price of a used Deere.

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