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Loader for Super 88

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K Hanson

07-24-2006 07:11:10




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I have been using my grandpa"s Oliver 88 and would like to find out my options for adding a loader and possibly 3-point to it. could I get some tips on where to find these or any other suggestions? I don"t really know where to start.




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Mark N.

07-24-2006 20:11:21




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 Re: Loader for Super 88 in reply to K Hanson, 07-24-2006 07:11:10  
I've got an excellent loader that would be a direct bolt on for your Super. It is a fully hydraulic quick attach Koyker. You simply drive in and out of it to hook up or detach. The only catch is that you need the double hydraulics to run it or to add auxillary hydraulics. It was my grandfathers that he bought new in the mid 70s. It was on there 51 88 row crop and their 61 770. I have it on my 59 770 now. I'm adding a factory 3 point to my tractor now so I don't need it. I did move dirt and some rock but I've pretty much done all the loader work I will need to do around my place. I'm in east central Iowa. Let me know if you would like some pictures of the loader and the mounting unit. I would say it will take about 1/2 hour to put the mounts on the tractor and then to hook it up and you would have a good strong loader. I have the row crop front end as well as all the tractors this loader has been on. Common sense would be the key to using the loader. Let me know if you're interested.

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07-24-2006 08:21:29




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 Re: Loader for Super 88 in reply to K Hanson, 07-24-2006 07:11:10  
This site and or vaulebilt have after market 3 points that will work well on that tractor. They cost a good bit, some where around $600 give or take a little. As far as laoder theres a good number of them out the that can be made to fit, but if you have a narrow front end if used wrong can be unsafe since if can/will cause you to roll over but as I said if used wrong. I made my own 3 point on my 77. I think there maybe a picture of it in my web site

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