gravytrainx
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Anyone know if a Kubota LA1001 will fit a NH tn75 with a cab? I found a "if u move it u can have it" but not sure if it is any good to me. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Kubota loader on NH
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Spudland_Dave
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Probably wont just bolt on and you'll be on your merry way.....
I've been raised on a farm and have the attitude "ANYTHING is possible" with the right tools, know how, etc... Trick is...do you have the time, skill, etc... to make it fit & work?
In cases like this I evaluate it like this
-What would a new one cost...
-What would it take to make this one work? (Labor, Parts, etc)
On something like a loader....I'd think it would be cheaper, faster & easier in the long haul to just buy a new one from NH.
I've been raised on a farm and have the attitude "ANYTHING is possible" with the right tools, know how, etc... Trick is...do you have the time, skill, etc... to make it fit & work?
In cases like this I evaluate it like this
-What would a new one cost...
-What would it take to make this one work? (Labor, Parts, etc)
On something like a loader....I'd think it would be cheaper, faster & easier in the long haul to just buy a new one from NH.
Johndeere3720
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Im not sure but it would look cool.
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If you can't make it fit, it can be converted to CASH. The cash, in turn, can be used to help fund a loader that will fit.
deere5105
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I second RickB's response. If it is in decent shape I would pick it up. One has to wonder how someone winds up with a FEL laying around, unless they removed it with plans to put it on another tractor and something didn't work out as planned. I recently had one installed by dealer. After looking around there were not many used FELs around and the ones I found were bringing near new prices if in decent shape.
RonVL4
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Had a Kubota loader modified for a John Deere 670 and it worked just great. Had a local welding shop do it and a buddy repaint it. Cost me around $800 which I figure wasn't bad but the guys are right if in decent shape you can sell it and it would make a nice down payment on a new one.
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gravytrainx
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My friend got it with his tractor but it was only in the way for what he needed.He got such a good deal on the tractor he was going to resell the loader and never got around to it.Now his wife is on him about cleaning up and told me if I want it come and pick it up.I grew up on a farm and know how to make things work when they probably shouldn't. I just didn't know if the dimensions were good or not.I really hate to trade it or sell it because he could do that and he is trying to help me out.I just wanted some imput from people who know more about loaders than me.Thanks to all who replied.
