ML112 FEL Mystery Question

[Dougster]

Hey if ya want I can go on Mahindra 24/7 and ask the question.

Oh Gawd!!! No Ed!!! Please spare me from that nonsense. Please!!!

Besides... We all know (repeat in unison after me): This is clearly a dealer issue.

Dougster

 

[civesnedfield]

Well, that's a pretty boring answer. I would think you could come up with something more exciting than that!!!

Besides, it doesn't make sense. Look at where they are and tell me how they would have helped fabrication or assembly!!!

Dougster

Lifting holes, Doug, lifting holes. I'll bet the loader is balanced at that point.

 

[civesnedfield]

Oh Gawd!!! No Ed!!! Please spare me from that nonsense. Please!!!

Besides... We all know (repeat in unison after me): This is clearly a dealer issue.

Dougster

Been a long day I just want to haer a good laugh. And I did

 

[MtnViewRanch]

No what??? Come on left coast rich person with your 7520... spit it out! Tell us what you know!

Dougster

No there would not be any extra holes at all. All the plumbing would be done with the existing holes. Or at least that is how it is done on my 7520.

I would not expect to see any self leveling loaders from Mahindra any time soon. But what do I know, were is Jeremy anyway?

 

[Dougster]

Lifting holes, Doug, lifting holes. I'll bet the loader is balanced at that point.

Spoken like a true steel fabrication guy!

Or are you saying they are there for maintenance lifting???

Dougster

 

[Dougster]

I would not expect to see any self leveling loaders from Mahindra any time soon. But what do I know, were is Jeremy anyway?

He should still be at work... yes???

You know the funny thing Brian. I'd be the one person in a hundred that would probably want to actually try the self-leveling thing. In fact, I've even looked at aftermarket in that regard.

Dougster

 

[civesnedfield]

Spoken like a true steel fabrication guy!

Or are you saying they are there for maintenance lifting???

Dougster

Lifting for fabrication ONLY. I thought you were smarter than to think you could lift one of these beasts from those dinky little holes.

Just read your last post now I understand. Yea you could probabally use those hole for lifting the loade for maintenence.

You know it is amazing how much time we spend on little things. Imagine if we put all this brain power together. How much we would be able to accomplish.

Self-leveling loader????? Now you are getting lazy. My buddy has it on his big loader. I hate the thing.

 

[MtnViewRanch]

Well, that's a pretty boring answer. I would think you could come up with something more exciting than that!!!

Besides, it doesn't make sense. Look at where they are and tell me how they would have helped fabrication or assembly!!!

Dougster

Do you know what scrap iron is these days? Somebody has to make an extra buck.

 

[civesnedfield]

Do you know what scrap iron is these days? Somebody has to make an extra buck.

$0.0924 per pound. Just bought a bunch on Friday. That is they caught me in the scrap dumpster on Friday and made me pay for it.

 

[MtnViewRanch]

He should still be at work... yes???

You know the funny thing Brian. I'd be the one person in a hundred that would probably want to actually try the self-leveling thing. In fact, I've even looked at aftermarket in that regard.

Dougster

I am at work, just not working, had to deal with moron suppliers today.

That is the exact problem, 1 in a 100 or less. That is why they were discontinued for the 7520. Jeremy had told me back in February at the ag show that as far as he knew 4 or 5 self leveling loaders had been sold for the 7520 and that they were now a discontinued option due to lack of sales.

If you ever do get a hydraulic self leveling loader on anything, be sure that you can turn it off and on. Now that would be nice. Kubota has that option on the M series I believe.