Quicke/Alo Model numbers for New Holland 820 TL Loader

[Jerry/MT]

Alo and/or Quicke make the 8XX New Holland loaders. Can anybody tell me what the Alo/Quicke model numbers are for the New Holland 820 TL.?

 

[DwayneB]

Q720 maybe

 

[Sawyer Rob]

Thing is, more than one model can and will fit, more than one size tractor, so it really depends on which model was spec'ed…

SR

 

[Jerry/MT]

Thing is, more than one model can and will fit, more than one size tractor, so it really depends on which model was spec'ed…

SR

Our TD95D came with the 820 TL loader so I need to know what the Quickw/Alo model number equivalent to the New Holland 820TL.

 

[ch1ch2]

It has been 8 days since you first posted.
I never heard of Quickw/Alo.

I have a 820TL on my TN95A.
Can you tell us what your are trying to do and why you need the information?

 

[DwayneB]

The 820 is a rebranded Quicke I'm pretty sure. However, I don't think new Holland uses the same controls. Maybe not even the same hydraulic cylinders. I know this because I searched high and low trying to find a $110.00 control cable from someone that had a better price. I struck out.

 

[Jerry/MT]

It has been 8 days since you first posted.
I never heard of Quickw/Alo.

I have a 820TL on my TN95A.
Can you tell us what your are trying to do and why you need the information?

Since you never heard of them, you won't be much help.

Alo is the brand name in Europe for a loader made in a Scandinavian country. The loader is marketed in the US with the brand name of Quicke. The 8XX TL New Holland loaders are Alo loaders on some of the New Holland tractors. Like DwyaneB above, I'm looking for an alternate source of parts.

 

[DwayneB]

Since you never heard of them, you won't be much help.

Alo is the brand name in Europe for a loader made in a Scandinavian country. The loader is marketed in the US with the brand name of Quicke. The 8XX TL New Holland loaders are Alo loaders on some of the New Holland tractors. Like DwyaneB above, I'm looking for an alternate source of parts.

I did find some parts that weren't new Holland. It was either Alo or Quicke but, they were in Europe and cost as much as New Holland parts.
Have you looked at the 820 diagrams on new Hollands parts site? They have 3 different valves and controls depending on which tractor they're fitted on.

 

[Sawyer Rob]

Most all of the ALO loaders in the US, are made in the US...

SR

 

[RickB]

Bush Hog is the US distributer for Quicke loaders and Quicke parts. I can稚 help with the Quicke model equivalent, but if you look up parts for the 820TL and find numbers with an LDR prefix if you drop the prefix you have a Quicke part number in most instances.