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Posted by NormZ WI on January 12, 2000 at 19:21:24 from (206.150.166.53):
I came across an old Ford Loader serial#2429, model I9-I05. The guy who has it paid $1200 for it and now knows he'll never get that much. Asking $800 now but still knows he will have trouble with that # too. It has the hydraulic pump for the front of what I would assume is a Ford N model and a dual control valve, 6 ft bucket. Looks like a nice sturdy loader and was kicking around the idea of getting it for my Massey MH50. When I went to see it, it had a cross over pipe over the top of tractor so not sure this would work too well. Anyone know a few particulars of this unit? Like lift capacity. Thought maybe with some modifications I could either get it to work or just take any good parts of it.
Thanks in advance.
Norm
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