Posted by ford4wd08 on December 25, 2023 at 15:49:50 from (75.136.194.94):
Hi all, just bought IH 484 with a Dunham Lehr 22 loader with the single tilt cylinder.
It is currently setup with a universal pin on mount and an u bolted hay spear on it.
I was curious if anyone had one with a bucket on it and could take a couple of measurement for me. It looks like on the buckets I've seen online the tilt cylinder is offset and inch or two back towards the tractor from the bucket. Also it is a little lower than the arms I'm sure for leverage.
My setup works, but it doesn't have all the tilt im used to and I'm sure it's due to the cylinder pin on location. I've found some pictures online, but no measurements.
I see one company makes a pin on quick attach setup, but it's pricey. Might be able to modify mine some and potentially get a bucket for it. I just want a bucket for moving material mostly, not really any digging.
Any tips would be greatly appreciated.
EDIT: Also the distance from the arm pins to the tilt cylinder pins would be great too!
This post was edited by ford4wd08 on 12/25/2023 at 03:52 pm.
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