runningbird
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koyker does make a skid steer attachment for their loaders, it is an option.
V3A loader Attachments
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kenmac
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They do. I ask about it when I bought mine. I didn't want to spend the xtra $$$ for it. I believe it was 1 k more than the standard set up
I may have to hold off for a bit on that one myself...
The v2a and apparently the v3a etc came stock with it cool I think long as they plan on selling QD forks and stuff time will tell!
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I may have to hold off for a bit on that one myself...
The v2a and apparently the v3a etc came stock with it cool I think long as they plan on selling QD forks and stuff time will tell!
If Koyker made an adapter that would pin onto the front of their standard loader arms that would allow you to add a qt loader and other attachments would be cool
For all I know . They make a part that would allow you to do just that. I may call them later ( after the $$$$ shock of adding my loader) & ask if they make this. I checked on a V3 Loader but, decided to go with Koyker for not much more $$. I thought they may have better steel & cylinders than the V tech. I know the hose fittings will be standard on the KoykerIts been a month or so since I looked at my buddy's 1610 but I seem to remember it being a pin on type with the top attachment of the bucket/loader being a hook and bar arrangement and the lower pin being a hitch pin with a handle and hairpin clip.
Looked like all you did was pull the hairpin clip and pull the hitch pin and lowered the loader or curled it down to clear the hook and backup from it looked pretty easy.
Maybe wildcat can post some pics well actually he owes us some since he mentioned digging that trench anyway! :laughing:
Looked like all you did was pull the hairpin clip and pull the hitch pin and lowered the loader or curled it down to clear the hook and backup from it looked pretty easy.
Maybe wildcat can post some pics well actually he owes us some since he mentioned digging that trench anyway! :laughing: