Front-End Loader Loaders $1500 -includes installation-Pacific NW US
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Re: Loaders $1500 -includes installation-Pacific N
Tbarber, it definitely sounds like it as everyone else charges $2500 or so for the loader and most charge for installation - a bummer. Looks like when i save up my dollars, i will be going to DH Marvin.
Nuru
Tbarber, it definitely sounds like it as everyone else charges $2500 or so for the loader and most charge for installation - a bummer. Looks like when i save up my dollars, i will be going to DH Marvin.
Nuru
Re: Loaders $1500 -includes installation-Pacific N
Hello Buck, did you get my pictures that I sent to you? I sent you two pictures showing the left and right side of my 4100. I did receive the pictures of the mounts that you has already produced.
Nuru
Hello Buck, did you get my pictures that I sent to you? I sent you two pictures showing the left and right side of my 4100. I did receive the pictures of the mounts that you has already produced.
Nuru
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Buck,
Thank you for your input and it sure sounds like you have a great place in the market. I hope you will continue to monitor the forum and see that the community here is much different than most of the forums I have visited. The members here have a great interest in factual information and options available to fit their needs. We are fortunate enough to have several manufactures, dealers, sales personal and technicians that participate and their expertise is always valued.
Welcome and we sure hope you will drop in on us in the future.
MarkV
Thank you for your input and it sure sounds like you have a great place in the market. I hope you will continue to monitor the forum and see that the community here is much different than most of the forums I have visited. The members here have a great interest in factual information and options available to fit their needs. We are fortunate enough to have several manufactures, dealers, sales personal and technicians that participate and their expertise is always valued.
Welcome and we sure hope you will drop in on us in the future.
MarkV
Re: Loaders $1500 -includes installation-Pacific N
Ditto to that. May I add that Buck is also very patient on the phone with potential Customers, as my experience was very good. and his description of his upcominng backhoe offering seems quite exciting and inexpensive compared to other backhoe options. I believe it actually mounts primarily on the 3 point hitch - very good option.
Nuru
Ditto to that. May I add that Buck is also very patient on the phone with potential Customers, as my experience was very good. and his description of his upcominng backhoe offering seems quite exciting and inexpensive compared to other backhoe options. I believe it actually mounts primarily on the 3 point hitch - very good option.
Nuru
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Re: Loaders $1500 -includes installation-Pacific N
I agree Nuru, I was just on the phone last night with Buck.
After talking to Buck and Ray one thing concerns me, a single cylinder up front to dump the bucket. Now Buck says this helps the speed the roll back of the bucket. I'm a fairly new tractor owner, so correct me if I'm wrong, would this cylinder get in the way of your view of the leading edge of your bucket? Do you have to hang off one side or the other of your tractor to see what your scooping? Seems tactor manufactures abandoned this design years ago. Buck?
Regardless, I'm sending my B7100 down to him to have it installed. If anyone needs a loader for a B7100 HST, now would be the time to contact Buck or myself as I will have my tractor there for a week to custom fit. Its probably just as easy to make two and ship you one!
Don't have a pict of my tractor for my signature yet, so
~O=o
I agree Nuru, I was just on the phone last night with Buck.
After talking to Buck and Ray one thing concerns me, a single cylinder up front to dump the bucket. Now Buck says this helps the speed the roll back of the bucket. I'm a fairly new tractor owner, so correct me if I'm wrong, would this cylinder get in the way of your view of the leading edge of your bucket? Do you have to hang off one side or the other of your tractor to see what your scooping? Seems tactor manufactures abandoned this design years ago. Buck?
Regardless, I'm sending my B7100 down to him to have it installed. If anyone needs a loader for a B7100 HST, now would be the time to contact Buck or myself as I will have my tractor there for a week to custom fit. Its probably just as easy to make two and ship you one!
Don't have a pict of my tractor for my signature yet, so
~O=o
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Re: Loaders $1500 -includes installation-Pacific N
Thanks everybody this is defiantly a different tractor board. I am very gun shy after answering posts in other clubs. My way of doing business is very unpopular with other dealers and in turn I get lots of hate mail.
The single cylinder on the front is tucked in so that you wont even see it from the seat. a two inch cylinder has roughly 30,000lbs of pull at 2500psi cant think that you would need much more pull than that. Most loaders are built with 1 1/2 " cylinders with two of those up from that is 3" of total area. Since the smaller tractor hydraulic volume is low 2" of volume fills faster than 3".
Thanks everybody this is defiantly a different tractor board. I am very gun shy after answering posts in other clubs. My way of doing business is very unpopular with other dealers and in turn I get lots of hate mail.
The single cylinder on the front is tucked in so that you wont even see it from the seat. a two inch cylinder has roughly 30,000lbs of pull at 2500psi cant think that you would need much more pull than that. Most loaders are built with 1 1/2 " cylinders with two of those up from that is 3" of total area. Since the smaller tractor hydraulic volume is low 2" of volume fills faster than 3".
EFC
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Re: Loaders $1500 -includes installation-Pacific N
Nuru, I did get the pics of your tractor. Looks like it would be easy to put a loader on. I just wish you didnt live on another planet.... If I had your tractor here I could build the brackets for it in an hour. If you can have the brackets fabricated localy I can send you a loader right away.
Nuru, I did get the pics of your tractor. Looks like it would be easy to put a loader on. I just wish you didnt live on another planet.... If I had your tractor here I could build the brackets for it in an hour. If you can have the brackets fabricated localy I can send you a loader right away.
Re: Loaders $1500 -includes installation-Pacific N
EFC,
Wrong, Wrong, Wrong!
First off, one 2 “ cylinder has the same volume as two 1 ½ cylinders. Remember
Math class (area volume = pie x radius squared)
Second: The pushing force of a 2” cylinder at 2500 psi is 7850 pounds! Less for pulling depending on the diameter of the rod. Nowhere close to 30,000 pounds.
THE ONLY REASON THAT ANY MANUFACTURE WOULD USE ONE CYLINDER ON THE BUCKET INSTEAD OF TWO IS TO REDUCE MANUFACTURING COSTS!
I have looked at your loader, and It is easy to see how you can sell it for $1500.
1. 3 Cylinders instead of 4.
2. Tie rod cylinders instead of welded ones.
3. No hard pipe pumping for neater fit of hydraulic hoses.
4. Simple Square tube design, no CNC manufacturing of component parts.
5. No quick attach with built in parking stands.
I’m sure the loader works just fine, but would I put one on my Kubota, I don’t think so………….
EFC,
Wrong, Wrong, Wrong!
First off, one 2 “ cylinder has the same volume as two 1 ½ cylinders. Remember
Math class (area volume = pie x radius squared)
Second: The pushing force of a 2” cylinder at 2500 psi is 7850 pounds! Less for pulling depending on the diameter of the rod. Nowhere close to 30,000 pounds.
THE ONLY REASON THAT ANY MANUFACTURE WOULD USE ONE CYLINDER ON THE BUCKET INSTEAD OF TWO IS TO REDUCE MANUFACTURING COSTS!
I have looked at your loader, and It is easy to see how you can sell it for $1500.
1. 3 Cylinders instead of 4.
2. Tie rod cylinders instead of welded ones.
3. No hard pipe pumping for neater fit of hydraulic hoses.
4. Simple Square tube design, no CNC manufacturing of component parts.
5. No quick attach with built in parking stands.
I’m sure the loader works just fine, but would I put one on my Kubota, I don’t think so………….