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Posted by in-too-deep on June 20, 2006 at 15:39:14 from (205.188.117.14):
Some of you might have read my post earlier about the tractor trade deal I might have going. Well, the loader on the IH 584 is an aftermarket piece of junk, that runs off the tractor's remote hyd. I don't like that at all. The loader on the 454 that the camp has is an International 2050. That thing could go on the front of a Cat D11 and not be destroyed. Not only that but it has it's own hydraulic pump on the side of the trans and nice, big one inch supply lines. My question is, will that 2050 loader and pump hook up to the 584? I know it'll be a big job, and I don't know yet if the guy will go for it, but I'd still like to know. I want to trade him tractors, he keeps his aftermarket loader, and I keep my good 2050 loader for the 584. Would it work? thatnks for the help.
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