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Re: IH 454 Diesel Front End Loader?
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Posted by BelfynJoe in KY on March 24, 2006 at 06:52:43 from (12.37.112.158):
In Reply to: IH 454 Diesel Front End Loader? posted by BelfynJoe In KY on March 23, 2006 at 07:16:23:
JB2, that is similar to the procedure I would follow with either on this machine. I guess I over exaggerated when I said "healthy appetite." I was just used to an old Ford backhoe that never required any. But, it may have had glow plugs, I don"t know for sure. As far as the loader goes, I would mainly be using it for landscaping mulch, light grading of topsoil, and lifting. I plan on adding ballast whether it"s fluid in the tires or a weight at the 3pt hitch. What I"m concerned about the most is will the hydraulic system on this tractor provide enough pressure/volume to operate the loader well enough (raise up and down quickly) where it would be worth the investment buying a front end loader? Or would I be better off buying a skid steer of something of that sort to do work around my new home. Thanks again for all the input! Joe
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