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gary in canada

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wondering if i could adapt this to fit a super 77 oliver, or am i wasting my time, havnt looked at it in person yet, seller sent me the pics, he wants $150 for it, but its a 4 hour round trip to where it is, thanks for any replies
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Anything is possible but I think that one would be really difficult to do. The front mounts under the front of the tractor and it has a front mounted pump.

Try to find an old Freeman loader. They are easier to adapt.

Jerry
 
I agree. Unless you're just looking for a project and trying to find the limits of your steel fabricating abilities.
 
We had one like that on our 8N. If you do some measuring, I think you'll find that the vertical distance between the back axle and the top of the hood is far too much on the 77 for that loader to work.

Also, it was one of the more useless loaders I've ever used- no power down, and a trip bucket.
 
If you have a welder and the other tools you would need ya it could be done but it would not hold up well. The tractor is was made for is a light small tractor where as that Oliver 77 is a heavy big tractor and that loader would probably bend up and or brake on that Oliver. Yep I have the fords that that loader fits and I also have an Oliver of 2 and hands down the Oliver will have way to much torque power for that little loader. Might be neat to see hold long it would hold up before you had it folded up or broken to pieces
 
WASTING YOUR TIME. I gave one away just like that, needed too much modification to put on my Ford 860. Definitely to light of construction for your 77.
Another problem with that model of Dearborn loader is ya have to climb over the rear-end to get into the seat, and it is a dump bucket

Also I don't see any spool valve or the hydraulic pump, though ya will not need the pump on your Oliver 77, as ya can plumb into the oliver hydraulic system,
 
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