this is up for sale but dont no what it is called and dont no were i can find info on it what you guys think it is thank you jim
looks similar to a highly modified case w series loader...
ok ill go check that out thank you and if you think of anything else let me no thank you jim
The smaller w's like w14, w8... I think w4 not sure I spot a lot of differences but who knows what has been fabbed up on that thing
That style loader will tip over easy on uneven ground. I'd keep looking.
you could use some 3 point hitch attachments with this right because the front of it looks like a 3 point on a tractor all i would use it for is to stack logs and push wood chips and snow thats it no going up and down hills or any thing like that
do you guys think it could be a ford loader from the 50' or 60's or a wrangler loader or something
Think it's something that'll be a nightmare when it breaks. Note I said when, not "if". Ed
Could be a lot of things I haven't seen.... I just notice it was *similar* to some of the case loaders. And when I said 'highly modified' it's pretty obvious they changed/added a few things, so getting parts will be a bit different than just getting parts
Looks kind of like the old "swinger" brand loaders, but most of those don't have planetaries.
I was going to mention it looked similar to a Swinger or maybe a Walden loader. I tipped a smaller Swinger on it's side digging some sod out just because one of the wheels went off the sod when I turned. It was kind of like slow motion and no damage was done but I was surprised how easy it tipped. I think a skid steer loader is a better option.
well guys i went with this let me no what you think thank you jim
You're definitely gonna want to put some counter weight on that thing if it doesn't have some already.
ok like what a 2 bottom plow would that work or would it be to long