B3200 QA on B2620

[ChuckinNH]

For those that might be interested, I did purchase the B3200 loader QA, and install it on my B2620 with no problems. I bought the Kubota forks, and everything fits, and functions fine. The forks seem to be a very good size for the tractor though having the BB on back besides the loaded tires is a good plan. I moved a couple of logs, a couple of big stumps, and some brush with the forks just to try them out, and it sure was easier than trying to do that stuff with the loader bucket.

 

[Ductape]

I'd be curious to see what the forks look like if you could post a couple pics.

 

[PSDStu]

I'm curious what the B3200 QA cost if you don't mind sharing?

Stu

 

[NH-Rob]

Chuck,
What did you come up with for measurments on the quick hitch? I am going to the dealer to try out a new b3200 with quick hitch on Wed and would like to bring my pallet forks with me to see how well the tractor lifts stuff. Mine are set up for a 7510 now but are adjustable. The forks are made by horst mfg. The 7510 uses 3/4" pins and I am asuming the 3200 will be 7/8"
Thanks,
Rob

 

[ChuckinNH]

Chuck,
What did you come up with for measurments on the quick hitch? I am going to the dealer to try out a new b3200 with quick hitch on Wed and would like to bring my pallet forks with me to see how well the tractor lifts stuff. Mine are set up for a 7510 now but are adjustable. The forks are made by horst mfg. The 7510 uses 3/4" pins and I am asuming the 3200 will be 7/8"
Thanks,
Rob

Rob, the pins are 1" dia. (or maybe 25mm) they are 7" apart, and the distance between the arms is about 31 7/8".

 

[ChuckinNH]

I'm curious what the B3200 QA cost if you don't mind sharing?

Stu

Stu, The forks were $940, and the QA was $270 though you probably can do better where you are.

 

[ChuckinNH]

I'd be curious to see what the forks look like if you could post a couple pics.

Here ya go:

They seem to be a really nice size for the B series tractors. I was surprised that I could lift a couple of stumps that I had been unable to lift with the loader. Even though the QA moves the pivot points ahead, you can get the weight back much closer to those points with the forks when it is something bulky like a root ball, or long like the old logs I moved. I'm glad I got the BB at the same time since that extra ballast is needed.

 

[PSDStu]

Stu, The forks were $940, and the QA was $270 though you probably can do better where you are.

Thanks Chuck!

I appreciate the info and the pics!

Stu

 

[iplumb]

Hi Chuck, I see your Box Blade in the back ground of one of your pictures. Looks like a King Kutter. What size is it? And would you go that size again? Thanks I'm trying to decide on one for my 2920.

 

[Ductape]

I really like those forks. The assembly looks pretty light, compared to most. Some of the lighter forks I've seen have the tines made out of channel (which I wouldn't be interested in). I certainly don't have any need for 4000# forks on a tractor that lifts 1000#. Thanks for the pics !