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Fitting a loader to 484 - how difficult to remove
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Posted by Clanger on October 04, 2004 at 14:24:47 from (80.176.149.33):
I'm just about to buy a loader for my 484 which is advertised not too far away. It was last used on a 454 so I'm hoping that it should bolt straight on to my 484, although I do need to add another spool/hydraulic outlet to operate it. I've never used a loader before (just use the tractor for mowing), but the price is right and I think it could come in handy for a number of little 'moving stuff around' jobs that keep cropping up. My question is this, how difficult/labor intensive is it to fit/remove a loader? Seeing as it's probably only going to be used occassionally, is it viable to fit it for a couple of days work and then remove it for when it's not being used?
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