Re: IH 2000 Loader-Need Advice

Posted by KDJ in IA on December 09, 2006 at 16:31:32 from (69.66.222.61):

In Reply to: Re: IH 2000 Loader-Need Advice posted by Nat 2 on December 09, 2006 at 15:32:25:

Hi Nat,
Wow, thanks! Excellent information. What you say makes sense.

re: operating the loader: There are 3 levers mounted on the right side of the steering wheel. Two are for the loader and one for the rear blade. One of the two operates the arms and the other operates the bucket. Okay, now going to explain how its hooked up. I do have a picture but need a close up of the right side for full viewing pleasure. lol

The hoses to these levers come from what we are assuming USED to be the much lower fill pipe. It has obviously been made taller and then it tees off to the three hoses, continues up where it has a fill cap, vented nonetheless. Actually, from this point it is too hard to explain so I will stop here.

The belly lever on the right side by your shin (I assume this is what you are talking about) turns a cylinder, on the right side, that appears as tho you can bolt on a pulley. This only operates when the clutch is released and the lever pushed in.

There are also two threaded ports on each side of the belly that are capped for a total of 4 capped ports. Have no clue what those are.

I am working on putting up a page with many pictures as one sure wont do the trick. We do have an 856D that we considered putting this loader on but it doesn't seem like it is wide enough for the 856. There are spacers on the M and then very deep mounts. I don't know if the loader had been cut out because it was originally on a larger tractor.

Thanks so much for your wonderful information and I will post when I get that page up.

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