loaders

[Coldwater]

Square tubing is visually smaller but structurally it is very strong. We use between 3/16, and 3/8 material on the loader.

Here is a photo for reference. This is a Yanmar YM2000, lifting a Kubota B7100. A quick online search shows the Kubota at B7100 1,080lbs.

This is not to say our loader is indestructible but, in the wrong hands you can damage any factory loader.

The $1650 is the installed price for only the JD750. Normally they are $1800 installed. Sorry for the confusion.

 

[RoyJackson]

As I wrote, I'd still stick with a factory loader if available, but you do provide an alternative to other aftermarket loaders.
You should post in the classifieds-dealer forum. You might get more takers. There's some, but not a lot of older Deere CUT owners on this forum (older referring to the tractor, of course).

 

[Coldwater]

Re-read my post...I specifically asked if the $1650 was the installed price.

As I wrote, those loaders are probably good for light duty (500-600 lbs)...there's more to the loader design then the cylinder specs. Just my opinion, but they look a bit light weight (the rectangular tubing and such).

that's fine and you can have a opinion. but i will give you the facts on my loaders. 500 to 600 is an opinion and not the fact.the b7100 is 1080lbs thats a fact you can SEE. i know i will never sell my loader to everyone.but i do sell a lot of jd650 and 850 there are a lot of them out there. we have at any time 60 to 125 tractors in stock.so i see a lot of bent loaders that are factory made.what i am saying is i have 7 guys working in the USA making loaders in hoquiam wa. making loaders for $1800 that's a good deal for any one that we can help on any tractor.we are now an advertiser on tbn.so there is a jd 850 loader and pictures and a b7100 kubota in the classifieds.thank you

 

[kd5hnw]

I have been nothing but VERY HAPPY with my Coldwater FEL. 4 months of hard work later I am still impressed with the FEL's durability and strength - KD5HNW (aka - james in alabama)