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Got the 702 Loader Mounted this morning! Picture

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Willy-N

08-20-2005 12:19:21

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I had to use another loader to lift it up but the mounts fit perfect! It sits on 10" X 1/2" Channel Steel bolted on with 4- 5/8" & 4-3/4" grade #8 Bolts to the Transmisson and Front Axle Housing. Still need to plumb it in and set up the bucket and spears for hay. Mark H.

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lonestarjeff

08-21-2005 10:46:21

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Re: Got the 702 Loader Mounted this morning! Pictu in reply to Willy-N, 08-20-2005 12:19:21

Looks good! What did you use to hold the loader frame up while you mounted it?

Does your 135 have any mounting holes on the sides of the bell-housing? The MF loader manuals I have always showed the 165 to have the 4 holes underneath plus 2 more on each side specifically for mounting the belly-bracket, but mine has no side holes. So far the 4 below are holding fine.

I converted my bucket to full hydraulic this past year. If you're interested in pics let me know.

Jeff

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Willy-N

08-21-2005 16:29:29

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Re: Got the 702 Loader Mounted this morning! Pictu in reply to lonestarjeff, 08-21-2005 10:46:21

My mounts were put on the tractor first. Then all I have to do is lift the loader up and set it on top of them and it stays there. Then you bolt the loader to the mounts. I welded brackets to the loader to mount it to the supports on the tractor. I also don't have the side mount holes. On the front mount since it takes most of the strain I used 3 1/3" 3/4" bolts to go thru the front 2 holes and put nuts on them just in case they wanted to pull thru. I can't get to the rear ones inside the axle housing with a wrench so I used full length bolts to use all the threads and some sticks out the end of the threaded hole. Post a picture of your bucket I would like to see it. That is my next project. Mark H.

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lonestarjeff

08-22-2005 22:22:56

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Re: Got the 702 Loader Mounted this morning! Pictu in reply to Willy-N, 08-21-2005 16:29:29

Here's a pic of my bucket/bale forks cylinders & plumbing on the 701. I still have a drip @ one of my black iron pipe joints.

Jeff

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Willy-N

08-23-2005 07:09:27

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Re: Got the 702 Loader Mounted this morning! Pictu in reply to lonestarjeff, 08-22-2005 22:22:56

Thanks for the picture. That is what I have to do. I am replacing the Cross Section on my Loader Frame today with a new one. The old one had a Trip Bucket and a hole in the center for a pin. It was over loaded at one time and cracked by the pin hole so I am cutting out the complete member putting in a new section and welding on new gussets so it will be strong again. I will take a section of 5 inch box steel and cut out a 1/2" wide strip and squeeze it shut and re/weld it. That way the cross member will conform to the Taper of the Arms. Then I will put a Triangle Gussets on both sides(4-total)to keep the Frame Rigid. My original Cross Member was as thick as the side frames so I was going to make it the same dimentions. Then I can mount my Tilt Cylinder Brackets onto the Gussets for more strength. Mark

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lonestarjeff

08-23-2005 14:42:38

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Re: Got the 702 Loader Mounted this morning! Pictu in reply to Willy-N, 08-23-2005 07:09:27

Sounds good. What you describe doing sounds better than original.

BTW here"s a pic of the original bucket after my uncle accidentally ran it into the ground in 2nd gear. I was so happy the bracket I welded for the top of the cylinder held!

Jeff

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Willy-N Wow!

08-23-2005 15:31:40

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Re: Got the 702 Loader Mounted this morning! Pictu in reply to lonestarjeff, 08-23-2005 14:42:38

Wow that sure tore that bucket up! Must have had good welds on those cylinders for sure! I got my cross member made today along with 4 gussets to replace the old set up. Took a long time to grind out the welds to remove the old one. My new cross brace is 5" X 4 1/2" X 3/16" box. The 4 new gussets are 3/16" X 14" X 10" taperd plate steel to fit the brace. I will beef up the tip ends also with more steel as it looks like the weak point on the lift. Once I have it in I will take a picture of it. Mark H.

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