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Finally: Got the Loader Installed!!!

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Charles Todd

03-03-2008 17:14:41

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Finally got all of my parts together and installed the Koyker 220 on the Farmall 504. They make a good pair.

The Beginning

Friday night, It got dark...

I questioned the little one's abilities here...

Getting there

SIZE MATTERS

It is verrry dark Saturday night,

Sunday finishing up

I need to build my shop, doing this work outside stinks...

Thank you for your help with my questions.

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Steven f/AZ

03-05-2008 06:37:29

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Re: Finally: Got the Loader Installed!!! in reply to Charles Todd, 03-03-2008 17:14:41

Loader looks good... it looks as though the front end needs some rearward bracing before you start heavy lifting, though.

Ran a 504 for a couple years for a friend, wonderful tractor for light jobs like mowing, raking, tilling, etc. Easy on fuel and reasonably comfortable to ride on for days on end.

I like your pic about size matters... but if size truly matters, you need one of these:

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LOL :roll:

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Charles Todd

03-05-2008 18:57:16

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Re: Finally: Got the Loader Installed!!! in reply to Steven f/AZ, 03-05-2008 06:37:29

The next move after securing all of the small hydraulic leaks is to rebuild the axle mount and to brace the wishbone further back. The front axle is a mess, but for the price of $0.00 for the tractor, I can work with it!

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mkirsch

03-05-2008 05:21:55

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Re: Finally: Got the Loader Installed!!! in reply to Re: 460 is a knocking..., 03-03-2008 17:14:41

Moving the wheels out on the axles will only add a marginal amount of stability, but it will make plowing snow and using the loader along side of things more difficult with the wheels set wider than the bucket.

Loading the tires will give you the most bang for your buck with regards to stability.

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Charles Todd

03-05-2008 18:53:55

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Re: Finally: Got the Loader Installed!!! in reply to mkirsch, 03-05-2008 05:21:55

We do not get much snow in Louisiana (about 1" in 10 years!) and I bale hay with this rig and the axles are set at about 6' 6" centerline.

The tires are loaded to the gills and I am searching for rear wheel weights localy.

Thanks guys, I have recieved lots of good info here.

Charles

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Harry klever

03-04-2008 19:43:53

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Re: Finally: Got the Loader Installed!!! in reply to Charles Todd, 03-03-2008 17:14:41

Looks good, i had a k-5 on my 806, never had a problem, i bought it new in 1975

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Charles Todd

03-04-2008 19:17:42

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Re: PICTURES INCLUDED in reply to Charles Todd, 03-03-2008 17:14:41

Forgot to mention I had pictures...

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hillbillyOH

03-04-2008 05:21:49

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Re: Finally: Got the Loader Installed!!! in reply to Charles Todd, 03-03-2008 17:14:41

That's a very nice loader! Good work on the plumbing, too.

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Randy in NE

03-04-2008 05:15:46

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Re: Finally: Got the Loader Installed!!! in reply to Charles Todd, 03-03-2008 17:14:41

One thing you might think about is moving the wheels out on the axles to give you a wider stance for when you have the loader way up high. Unless there is a need to have them moved all of the way in. Just be careful with the loader lifted high. There is a lot of weight up there and a lot of leverage for tipping it over. Remember. Safety! Safefy! Safety!

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IaGary

03-03-2008 17:31:27

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Re: Finally: Got the Loader Installed!!! in reply to Charles Todd, 03-03-2008 17:14:41

Looks like it should do the job.

Gary

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