Posted by wallacedw on August 12, 2008 at 10:29:33 from (24.225.15.92):
I am considering the purchase of a Farmhand F-11 loader. It doesn't have a pump on it but it has hoses to go to the tractors hydraulics. It does have a fluid tank. I am not sure if it had a pump or not. I will go see it tomorrow probably. I am worried about my Farmall 400's hydraulics and her ability to give the loader what it needs. I can't lift a big bale with long 3pt conversion arms and the bale fork. The pressure is good at a remote so maybe it is a problem of geometry oro the fact the weight is so far from the lifting cylinder. I also have the 3 inch cylinder and not the 4.
Anyway, this loader came off an International 806. Will it bolt right up to my 400? If not what modifications am I looking at and who do you get to do it?
If the tractors hydraulics won't do the job, how do I go about figuring what pump I need to buy to put on the PTO?
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