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Need help with loader application off of 770

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Chris

04-16-2004 20:15:23




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Will a loader off of a 770 be able to fit on a White 2-85. I know there is alot of power and size difference in the two but do the bolt holes just have to line up and everything clear? Thanks for any info.




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Bob C

04-19-2004 09:03:24




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 Re: Need help with loader application off of 770 in reply to Chris, 04-16-2004 20:15:23  
It all depends what on what kind of loader you have. If the loader is strong enough to stand that kind of power than you should be ok. If its an older, lighter type loader, than you will just wreck it.If your cylinders are too light, they can be changed easy enough. I have seen 770-880s with big leon loaders that would handle a 100+ horse power.



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Chris

04-20-2004 07:18:57




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 Re: Re: Need help with loader application off of 7 in reply to Bob C, 04-19-2004 09:03:24  
I went and looked at it again and it is alot smaller than I I thought the first time. It is a new idea I believe and the frame is pretty small. Thanks for the help.



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Larry from MD

04-17-2004 17:22:15




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 Re: Need help with loader application off of 770 in reply to Chris, 04-16-2004 20:15:23  
NO NO the 770 is an open center 1000 psi system.The 2-85 is a closed center 2000+ psi system.So the 2-85 will blow apart the cylinder seals of the loader if it don't bend it first.This is a non doable pairing if you could jerry rig it on.



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Chris

04-18-2004 05:57:54




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 Re: Re: Need help with loader application off of 7 in reply to Larry from MD, 04-17-2004 17:22:15  
That's what I thought but just thought I would get a second opinion. Thanks



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