Posted by formerly ny bill on July 03, 2009 at 04:00:39 from (66.24.241.175):
In Reply to: 2250 loader posted by tjiniowa on July 02, 2009 at 19:41:30:
i have used 2250 loaders daily on 656s since 1989. at one point, the good 656 went down and i wanted to put the loader on the 826. when i started lining things up, i discovered that the rear mount would need some drilling or mounting plates to hook to the tractor. i decided to put the loader on the old 656 instead. fwiw, the 656 has broken welds on the 2250, especially on the crossmember, and we don't abuse the loader, just use it. the 806 is a lot more tractor than a 656.
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