callmefence
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Bushhog 2400qt fel on a jd2640
Any idea if this will work
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ez14
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anything will work BUT you might need a good saw/grinder and a lot of welding rods :cowboy:
M.Magis
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I think it’s a lighter duty loader, and perhaps not as strong as you’d want on that tractor.
My loader (Buhler-Allied) also has its own special quick attached system. It’s well designed, but as Bigfoot mentioned, you can’t buy just any attachment. I think you can find adapters for nearly all brands out there to switch over to the SSQA system. Though I’d be curious to hear other opinions on the strength and reliability of the skid steer system. I’ve heard it’s more for compact tractors, but I don’t know if that’s true. I’d like to do something for mine before buying/building any more attachments. Buhler-Allied QA brackets are $300/set.
My loader (Buhler-Allied) also has its own special quick attached system. It’s well designed, but as Bigfoot mentioned, you can’t buy just any attachment. I think you can find adapters for nearly all brands out there to switch over to the SSQA system. Though I’d be curious to hear other opinions on the strength and reliability of the skid steer system. I’ve heard it’s more for compact tractors, but I don’t know if that’s true. I’d like to do something for mine before buying/building any more attachments. Buhler-Allied QA brackets are $300/set.
M-5
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if you have a pic of the loader I can compare to mine in attachment.; I have a 2630 and its basically the same tractor
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callmefence
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M-5":3adqovhi said:
That sounds good. Owner gonna shoot me a pic this evening. I'll post it
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M-5
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Not real sure how the mount bracket attaches but some 1/2" plate bolted to frame of tractor and those brackets attached it will work . if price of loader is right I wouldn't hesitate to adapt it.
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callmefence
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M-5":2oothg8r said:Not real sure how the mount bracket attaches but some 1/2" plate bolted to frame of tractor and those brackets attached it will work . if price of loader is right I wouldn't hesitate to adapt it.
Many thanks 5.
Going to be auctioned Saturday , anybody want to put a gamble value on it.
We have a monthly auction I can run it back if I decide to.
M-5
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Should be low end around 1500. I figure with shale it's in it will go 2500 to ,3000.00
When I was shopping loaders, I found a web page that would tell you what loaders fit what tractors. Can't find it now.
I'd be a customer up to $1500 if I needed a loader. Hoses are expensive here, as well as rebuilding cylinders. Might see what you got to work with.
I'd be a customer up to $1500 if I needed a loader. Hoses are expensive here, as well as rebuilding cylinders. Might see what you got to work with.
True Grit Farms
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I'd think your looking at $1500. to $2000. to buy. Looks like a days work to make the loader fit and getting it hook up. JD sells a loader adapter piece that bolts on at the hydraulic filter. It's a clean and easy set up and doesn't use the rear remotes.
M-5
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True Grit Farms":s6zemgv9 said:
2640 should have the dump side plug in the filter housing already . all you have to do is get a couple of fitting fro the pressure side. I have done a couple of these tractors and can get you a parts list and pics of what is needed. the loader look as if it has the controls attached to the frame.
They show a bracket kit for that loader so evidently they used them on those:callmefence":2rxnnsnz said:
http://www.messicks.com/bh/83948
