Australia GC2715 SelfLeving Loader

[dieselscout80]

MF GC 1715 2013 05 15 - YouTube

In the above link from Australia shows a MF GC1715 with a self leveling bucket. I also noticed the grill guard is different.

Can this loader be obtained here in the USA?

 

[Fiziksgeek]

Probably not. I suspect that the base tractor is the same as you'd get here in the states, but the loader is probably made by a local manufacturer. The loaders and backhoes here in the states are made by Alo in Tennessee. The loader in the video is definitely different fro the DL95 you'd get here and its more than just a self leveling feature, so I would bet its made in Australia...or at least comes from somewhere closer to that market.

 

[dieselscout80]

It has a 4&1 bucket too. I didn’t see how he activated the bucket though.

 

[Mattsy Fergy]

That loader frame is quit a bit different than ours too. A couple of extra arms, bucket linkage and more grease fittings. Leveler seems simple enough to make.

 

[javtec]

Hi Dieselscout,

Just did a bit of searching and found this is the company who make the FEL you saw in the video. Not sure if the would send to the USA
Titan Loaders | Burder Industries

 

[bcp]

I read that the self-leveling (anti-rollback) is required in AU.

Bruce

 

[coldsteelva]

Sheesh...the ROPS is too short, the AGCO guy in the video sits taller than it. The loader is interesting; different mounts and cylinders and hardlines along the loader arms. The US models use hoses everywhere. The whole tractor looks a bit weird to me with the Ag tires on it since I have the 1720 with R1s. I wish I had the taller deep dish wheel though. Anyone know how much that would be to replace?

 

[Fiziksgeek]

Sheesh...the ROPS is too short, the AGCO guy in the video sits taller than it. The loader is interesting; different mounts and cylinders and hardlines along the loader arms. The US models use hoses everywhere. The whole tractor looks a bit weird to me with the Ag tires on it since I have the 1720 with R1s. I wish I had the taller deep dish wheel though. Anyone know how much that would be to replace?

I don't know, to me, the ROPS don't look any shorter than what we get over here on the GC1705/1715 models (those without the backhoe). And, for a history lesson, the previous loader, the DL100, used hardline all the way down the loader arms. The new DL95, made by a different manufacturer, uses hoses, no doubt to save cost.


Can't help with wheel/tiring pricing.