Comparison KOYKER 140 LOADER for YM2610? Maybe not, what else then?

[California]

Kinda off-topic but this seems like a good thread to post this in for someone to find in the future.

Here's the rear forks assembly I built, it's the blue part.

In this photo, I'm carrying a back blade ('Carrington Terracer') that came with the first YM186D ten years ago. I hauled the back blade up to the shop to see if I could modify it a little to use with the q-hitch. No, impossible. A second set of 3-point pins on it would have to be so high that I couldn't lift the blade off the ground. New pins much farther forward might work.

One thing I learned using the blade: Adjusting the 3-point doesn't do much to make the left or right end of the blade dig in, to crown a road. I will need to put ballast on the side that I want to dig in.

So far I've used this toy only a few minutes, over several years. Anybody need a back blade?



Another photo of the Carrington Terracer. Ain't she purty?

Ok, carry on.

 

[bmaverick]

So far I've used this toy only a few minutes, over several years. Anybody need a back blade?

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That's all I ever use in the winter to push snow! LOL

 

[bmaverick]

Jansenusa DPS-800, 3pt rear bucket, 3-yr warranty.

Hydraulic Rear Shovel, Rear Loading Bucket, 3PT, Jansen DPS-8 - Jansen USA

Description

Our hydraulic three-point bucket Jansen DPS-800 incl. hydraulic hoses and connectors.

The body has a capacity of approx. 1 yard. This hydraulic rear bucket is therefore perfectly suited for loading and transporting sand, soil, gravel, wood, feed, etc.

This bucket is great for moving and clearing snow!

The hydraulic tilt mechanism requires the tractor to have a double acting controller. The bucket attaches to the three-point linkage at the back of your tractor. The flat bucket makes picking up bulk goods, e.g. gravel, sand, silage, or feed, particularly easy. When using the correct tilt the bucket can also be used to clear snow in winter!

A reinforced bottom improves wear resistance and the center pivot prevents abrupt dumping and overloading the hydraulic cylinder.

Technical specifications:

Bucket volume: approx. 1 cubic yard or 212 gal.
Body dimensions: approx. 60″x30″x27″ inches
Required hydraulic connection: 1x double acting
Load and tilt from the tractor
Mounting: Three point hitch from Cat. II
Overall dimensions: 60″x45″x34″ inches
Weight: approx. 460 lbs
Load capacity 2200 lbs

Note:The bucket is delivered well packed in a steel crate. You should allow approx. 1.5 hours for final assembly. Should you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to call us.

Important: Deliveries usually take 6-14 days, depending on your area.

Estimated delivery time dose not always reflect the actual delivery date. Lift gate requests and residential deliveries could add to the estimated delivery date.

More pixs can be found here:
Rear Bucket Jansen DPS-8 Hydraulic Rear Shovel, Dump Body | Front / Rear shovels | Agriculture & Forestry | Jansen Mailorder

 

[winston1]

That is a category 2, a little heavy for most of the old Yanmars. 460# before you put anything in it is quite a lot.

 

[CoyPatton]

That is a category 2, a little heavy for most of the old Yanmars. 460# before you put anything in it is quite a lot.

 

[bmaverick]

That is a category 2, a little heavy for most of the old Yanmars. 460# before you put anything in it is quite a lot.

That is a category 2, a little heavy for most of the old Yanmars. 460# before you put anything in it is quite a lot.

Yep, that's why I had underlined that part.

What is wrong in North America not having a dirt scoop or rear 3PT bucket? I can find these all over the EU, in Asia and even in India!


This one on a M-F in action works well. Only issue is the tractor has sloppy stay bars/chains, thus the bucket keeps swinging between the rear tires.
Filling in the old pond with the massey ferguson 35 and fleming transport box - YouTube


After watching about 2-1/2 hours of these rear boxes in action or in ads, it seems the overall robust product is the Fleming unit.
fleming tipping boxes - YouTube

 

[CoyPatton]

Yep, that's why I had underlined that part.

What is wrong in North America not having a dirt scoop or rear 3PT bucket? I can find these all over the EU, in Asia and even in India!


This one on a M-F in action works well. Only issue is the tractor has sloppy stay bars/chains, thus the bucket keeps swinging between the rear tires.
Filling in the old pond with the massey ferguson 35 and fleming transport box - YouTube


After watching about 2-1/2 hours of these rear boxes in action or in ads, it seems the overall robust product is the Fleming unit.
fleming tipping boxes - YouTube

Dirt scoops are present in the US. Used are available and even a few new from suppliers. If looking for used also search pond scoops.
King Kutter makes one and Northern Tool sells a few brands. There is also a style from Pat’s of Pat’s quick hitch.

 

[ptsg]

Those things are so easy to make and actually cheap but it does requires having a welder and some basic tools. No friends around to help you with tools/fabrication?

The first video with the MF 35 showed a bit of inexperience as well but it does the trick fine.

 

[bmaverick]

Those things are so easy to make and actually cheap but it does requires having a welder and some basic tools. No friends around to help you with tools/fabrication?

The first video with the MF 35 showed a bit of inexperience as well but it does the trick fine.

Nada, zip-o, no welding experience nor skills. We moved here 2 years ago, got lots of Amish, but no welders around.


Now, I did find this. A Yanmar YM1510D with a rear kippbox (rear bucket). The color match his Yanmar too! :cool2:
Note: The right lift arm is not level with the left in the vid. Needs to be adjusted.

Kippmulde 1cm an Yanmar-Kleintraktor 151D [HD] / Yanmar with tipping trough - YouTube

 

[ptsg]

That's about what I have.

First test I did when I got it, was to scrape my freshly tilled food plot. I went about 10" deep and managed to get a full box of dirt with no effort at all. That was pretty cool. Although it only that time because the lift arms aren't really made to push, they can bent or break stuff and I don't want to experience that.