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Re: Converting trip loader to fully hydraulic?
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Posted by Frank (N.Mi.) on February 13, 2006 at 16:16:30 from (64.179.121.187):
In Reply to: Converting trip loader to fully hydraulic? posted by Nathan in Texas on February 13, 2006 at 15:06:21:
I did the one on my 8n. It took around $750 and at least 30 hrs spent on weekends. What the guys said. You (or someone) will be welding quite a bit. I bought cylinders and hoses/fittings from Northern Tool. I had to put two cylinders on my bucket because of my loader configuration. I do have down pressure, it is nice but it is by no means an excavator and it is not meant to be. My cylinders and some of the hoses were leaking so I decided that was reason enough to modernize :) I am very happy with the results
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