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Pipkornfamily536

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I got a question for all you guys so I got a case 430 construction king and want to know if you can take loader off and use as a normal farm tractor. If so can you just unbolt and back out. The rails that go to the front have fittings that run in rails thanks please let me know.
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If it's like my Ford it will come off but there is no pto. It's not an easy job to take off and put back on. I made a bar that chains to the bucket for pulling stuff.
 
My CK has a PTO and I use it to run the brush mower. I've never taken the loader off, but if you unbolt it from the front and rear axles, it should be possible. Obviously have to disconnect and plug the hydraulic hoses too.
 
(quoted from post at 19:21:01 04/01/20) My CK has a PTO and I use it to run the brush mower. I've never taken the loader off, but if you unbolt it from the front and rear axles, it should be possible. Obviously have to disconnect and plug the hydraulic hoses too.
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If you start disconnecting and plugging hoses be careful, you do not want to end up dead heading the hydraulic pump or running it dry.
 
Leave the loader on just remove the bucket you have a live front pump to deal with and that style loader is no fun to remove,, it will work fine as a "farm tractor" I use mine all the time,,
 
If you remove the entire loader including the valve and plug the hoses you will dead head the hydraulic pump and destroy it, The supply and return lines feeding and exiting the valve need to be coupled in series, so oil from the pump can flow back to sump. Why not just remove the boom with bucket???? Buy 4 quick couplers and fit them to the control valve boom and bucket circuits so removal and reattachment will not involve lots of spilled oil.
Personally, I would leave the loader attached. Very handy to have when brushoging along fence lines and wooded areas.
Loren
 
Thats a really great loader tractor think I'd be keeping that tractor for loader work and look for a regular farm tractor they are pretty cheap a lot of times.
 
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