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MF200 Loader

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used to be Iowa

08-30-2006 11:49:19




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This loader's arms has 3 sets of holes on each side at the "Knees" (Mid-point of lift arms). The rod-ends of the lift cylinders pin in one of the 3 on each side. Why are there 3 options? I have the loader manual, can't find it discussed anwhere. I've found at least one schematic and one photo showing the pins in the middle holes, and one other photo showing the pins in the bottom holes. It's been in the bottom holes on mine. Different holes for different sized cylinders or buckets?

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pi

09-08-2006 04:49:42




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 Re: MF200 Loader in reply to used to be Iowa Dave, 08-30-2006 11:49:19  
is a 200 loader more heavy duty than a 100 have a 3165 am looking for a loader for it.



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mlauk

08-31-2006 10:28:25




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 Re: MF200 Loader in reply to used to be Iowa Dave, 08-30-2006 11:49:19  
The 3 holes are for the bucket bite adjustment. The top holes are for small diameter tires, the bottom hole for large diameter tires, and the middle hole gives more digging depth for small tires and more skimming for large tires.



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used to be Iowa Dave

09-06-2006 11:06:37




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 Re: MF200 Loader in reply to mlauk, 08-31-2006 10:28:25  
Different holes for different tires! Wouldn't have come up with that on my own, but it makes sense. Thanks!



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