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jim

10-18-2000 19:44:40




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The old-timer who sold me my '48 8N told me about 3pt hitch loaders (not scoops) that were available for these things and often used for loading manure into a spreader. Does anyone know anything about these, how they work, have a picture or know where to get one?




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Eddie S.

10-20-2000 07:52:57




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 Re: 3pt hitch loader in reply to jim, 10-18-2000 19:44:40  
How high does that loader lift?



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Phil-IA

10-19-2000 14:47:12




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 Re: 3pt hitch loader in reply to jim, 10-18-2000 19:44:40  
What do these things worth if they are in good shape?



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Ed Gooding (VA)

10-19-2000 05:35:30




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 Re: 3pt hitch loader in reply to jim, 10-18-2000 19:44:40  
Hi Jim: Yep, you're talking about the Dearborn Rear Mounted Loader. Here's a picture of one in action, doing what you are talking about:
third party image

Here's a scan of the front cover of the A&O manual, which shows it clearly without any material on it and gives some of the specs for it:
third party image

Hope this helps..... ..... Ed
'52 8N475798

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Mike 8N-B

10-19-2000 07:04:04




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 Re: Re: 3pt hitch loader in reply to Ed Gooding (VA), 10-19-2000 05:35:30  
Are the tires on the spreader mounted backwards?



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no.....Dell (WA)

10-19-2000 07:59:06




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 Re: Re: Re: 3pt hitch loader in reply to Mike 8N-B, 10-19-2000 07:04:04  
no..... because you are using the ground to drive the beaters. I know it boggles the eyeballs and the mind doesn't work backwards to well eather..... .Dell



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Mike 8N-B

10-19-2000 10:51:38




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: 3pt hitch loader in reply to no.....Dell (WA), 10-19-2000 07:59:06  
I see says the blind man. Makes sense to me. Thanks dell.



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