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Dave

10-13-2003 09:04:39

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Is there any kind of a rear (3 point/pto) loader implement available that I can mount on the rear of my MF 35. Maybe something like a two prong forklift style lifter or a small scoop which I can raise with the 3 point. Need to lift and move some large (2-4 foot)rocks,stumps, etc.

Anyone selling a used unit?

Dave
Michigan

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Chuck, WA

10-16-2003 14:19:09

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Re: MF 35 rear loader in reply to Dave, 10-13-2003 09:04:39

Dave...I also have a MF35 and consider myself very fortunate.

King Kutter does have a 3pt pallet lift and the price given in another post looks right. But, they also have what they call a "carry-all" for about $80 over a year ago. Go to their web site at>Link

This was the first implement I bought for my MF35 when I got it just after moving onto my property. I wouldn't begin to guess how much lumber and other heavy stuff I lifted and moved with it when we built our barn last year. Long since has earned back the $80 it cost and at that, hardly worth building it yourself even if you were a welder.

For a bucket, they also have dirt scoops at Link I bought mine used for $50 - not a King Kutter - some traces of RED paint left on it - after I had borrowed a Ford model from a friend and saw how useful it is.

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Philip, with PIC

10-14-2003 08:10:25

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Re: MF 35 rear loader in reply to Dave, 10-13-2003 09:04:39

Hello Dave, I saw your post on the front page and had to jump on over from another board. I built this pallet lifter for my 8N last spring. Since then, I have found many more uses for it. King Kutter sells a similar version for about $250. I have all the CAD plans plus many pictures to assist anyone who would be interested in building one. Contact me directly if you would like more information. Philip.

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Part Time Farmer

10-13-2003 13:03:10

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Re: MF 35 rear loader in reply to Dave, 10-13-2003 09:04:39

Dave, Check out www.cadplan.com. They have a number of 3pt implements. The catch is you have to build them. I got the plans for the rear mount loader. They look complete. If anyone has any experience building from their plans I would like to know how it worked out. I won't get to mine until probably spring. I have no affilitation with CadPlans.

PTF

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bob green

11-09-2006 06:30:04

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Re: Re: MF 35 rear loader in reply to Part Time Farmer, 10-13-2003 13:03:10

looking for plans to build mini backhoe for a Yanmar 180 need one that is self contained

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Old Cane

10-13-2003 19:16:09

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Re: Re: MF 35 rear loader in reply to Part Time Farmer, 10-13-2003 13:03:10

I stand corrected. Very cool site. Too bad I have no welding skills. I guess to have that much fun I could learn how. You left the S off od the URL. It's www.cadplans.com. Fun stuff.

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Old Cane

10-13-2003 12:02:08

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Re: MF 35 rear loader in reply to Dave, 10-13-2003 09:04:39

I guess it really depends on the size of the rocks or rather the shape but yes. It's known as a pond scoop or dirt scoop to lots of folks. It raises and lowers with and has a trip bucket. You can mount it facing the tractor or away depending on if you want to drive forward as you scoop or back into it like you would with a pile of dirt or gravel. For digging you point it toward the tractor and scoop as you move forward. They are in the $2-300 range most places.

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Dave

10-13-2003 12:13:26

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Re: Re: MF 35 rear loader in reply to Old Cane, 10-13-2003 12:02:08

Thanks alot! I now know what to call it! Is there also something like a forklift with two prongs, as well, that mounts on the rear?

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Old Cane

10-13-2003 19:03:21

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Re: Re: Re: MF 35 rear loader in reply to Dave, 10-13-2003 12:13:26

I don't think it's what you are talking about but there are two prong attacthments. They are for lifting round bales or could be for general utility work. Someone, I think on this site, has a picture of one that looks like he made a box to mount on it and carries garden supplies around. I guess you could carry rocks or fence posts and spools of wire or potted plants or a bass amp.....well, you get the idea.

As far as something that works like a forklift I guess a backhoe would be about the closest to that. I think you can get those for these tractors. I've some on ebay selling with the tractors.

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10-14-2003 05:39:20

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Re: Re: Re: Re: MF 35 rear loader in reply to Old Cane, 10-13-2003 19:03:21

Thanks everyone for all your feedback! Very helpful

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