anybody know anything about this FEL ?

[highpockets1]

wonder if it would be to big for a YM146 and could it be made to work. came off of a Nalahay 304.

 

[bullbreaker]

Koyker K1 Loader Specifications

Just my :2cents: according to this spec sheet that fel system too big for your large garden tractor .............

 

[winston1]

http://www.koykermfg.com/images/koyker-manuals/archived/k1.pdf

I would think it is to big for a 146 but only an opinion.

 

[highpockets1]

Ok thanks I will keep looking for one, or a dif tractor with one.

 

[CoyPatton]

wonder if it would be to big for a YM146 and could it be made to work. came off of a Nalahay 304. View attachment 660198

I have a YM2002D, 23.5 engine HO according to Hoye. It has a Koyker 110 loader on it. That is how I bought it.
The K1 as I understand is quite a bit larger than my model.
Current loader model recommended for my tractor by Koyker is a 120.
It is probably easier to find a tractor with a loader than finding a used loader that will fit your 146.
Depending on the cost of the used loaders and/or the tractor with a loader, it may be worth wild to look at a new loader with the mounting provided with the loader.

 

[void777]

try coldwater they make custom loaders to fit yanmars i have one and am happy with it comes with everything you need to bolt on hoye has a kit to hook up to your tank line and still use your 3 PT.

 

[highpockets1]

thanks for the info

 

[cbordner]

Ok thanks I will keep looking for one, or a dif tractor with one.

Ok thanks I will keep looking for one, or a dif tractor with one.

I just slammed this one on, I made an entire bolt on sub frame to add rigidity and just cut and welded the loader itself to fit. I'm running a 2900 psi pump off my electric clutch so I can turn it off and on to conserve power when I'm not using it. It will lift more than the tractor weighs from the factory. Next is power steering. I wish I had that loader on mine, its a ton nicer, and if you have some welding skills it's easy.

thanks for the info

 

[bmaverick]

I just slammed this one on, I made an entire bolt on sub frame to add rigidity and just cut and welded the loader itself to fit. I'm running a 2900 psi pump off my electric clutch so I can turn it off and on to conserve power when I'm not using it. It will lift more than the tractor weighs from the factory. Next is power steering. I wish I had that loader on mine, its a ton nicer, and if you have some welding skills it's easy.

Is the EC fuse protected and also only functional on/off when the key is in the 'run' position. Else, batteries can die or get drained otherwise.

 

[cbordner]

yep it only runs when the tractor is running, but on that note no other hydraulic pump would run without the engine running either., i dont know if it has a fuse. it uses the normal blade engagement switch that disengages the clutch when the key or switched to off. i dont think a fuse would make a difference being since it doesnt make the electro magnets do anything different than engaging the deck. i can say for sure that the pump robs less power than the deck did. not to mention i didnt have to replace the engine mounted pump or adaptor to achieve higher volume and pressure. and its removable if i ever need to mow with it again. so far ive moved 10 -15 yards of soil and zero issues have risen. the vertical posts hold the fluid (about 3.5 gallon) and never even get hot.