TN - New Holland or Stoll loader?

[PineRidge]

Think maybe it just boils down to a comfort level. When we bought our rig we went with a New Holland FEL & BH. I don't know if they are any better than the rest but if something went wrong I didn't want to get caught in the middle.

There were alternatives and some were less money too.

 

[Trail_Time]

Thanks for the replies. I personally lean towards the NH ( I like the Hyd line routing better) but at $1500 more than the Stoll I had to question if it is really that much better. Resale is not a factor to me... I hope to keep this one as long as the last NH.

 

[WilliamBos]

Hey,

As mentioned earlier, have a look at ALO Quicke Loaders. Hands down one of the best loaders produced!! They have been building Quick attach loaders since 1957. When Our neighbour bought his 7740 SLE, he was lookin at a NH loader, after he told them what he was doing with it, they told him to forget the NH and go with the ALO. You cant beat them!!

In your case, I would go with the Stoll.

Keep us posted.

Take care,

Will

 

[LS Tractor MAn]

Hey,

As mentioned earlier, have a look at ALO Quicke Loaders. Hands down one of the best loaders produced!! They have been building Quick attach loaders since 1957. When Our neighbour bought his 7740 SLE, he was lookin at a NH loader, after he told them what he was doing with it, they told him to forget the NH and go with the ALO. You cant beat them!!

In your case, I would go with the Stoll.

Keep us posted.

Take care,

Will

New Holland OEM loader is built by Alo, and the Stoll Loader is as good if not better. The Stoll has a few advantages like the bucket will compleatly dump. Take a good look at some other loaders and you will find they don't compleatly dump all the way. In my neck of the woods you see alot of the Snow removal guyss using Stoll, they say the arms stand up better the others.
Just my 2 cents worth.
Cheers

 

[D7E]

Stoll are a very good loader and a very popular brand all over the world but i would have to say nothing compares to a QUICKE loader.

 

[Bob Ha]

I had a FEL installed about a year ago on my TN75. I had the same questions and all dealers I talked to recommended Woods or Bush Hog over NH loaders because of price. It was about 15% to 20% difference and quality was as good. If the extra $1,000 to $1,200 doesn't matter then I would also recommend NH loader. I eventually went with Bush Hog and no problems so far. I went with the NH blue and the color matches perfectly.

 

[KerryTL70A]

I'm not sure if it still the case, but up until very recently in Europe Stoll manufactured loaders for NH and NH sold them as their own. Quicke and Howard do the same in Europe for Massey Ferguson and John Deere respectively as far as I know.

 

[charleyfarmall]

I'm not sure if it still the case, but up until very recently in Europe Stoll manufactured loaders for NH and NH sold them as their own. Quicke and Howard do the same in Europe for Massey Ferguson and John Deere respectively as far as I know.

Stoll did make loaders for NH, but recently NH changed to Quicke/ ALO. They are competitors. You cannot buy a Quicke aftermarket loader for a Case/ NH as the dealers are prohibited from selling it to you. You HAVE to go to Case/ NH. Cost for a TN series is $8500 no dickering.

I put a Stoll on my TN75.. Model F8 Robust, self leveling with soft drive. I love it, it is fantastic and cost over $1,000 less.

 

[MessickFarmEqu]

We do Stoll's, good loaders. ALO is a great product too.