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STOLL Front end loader??? Maybe Hendrik and the UK bunch??

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Have a CatII drive in (??) FEL with trip bucket (early-mid 1970's-??)..
Trying to find a manual/parts list in english (at this point, any language), or if someone has one, I have a couple ???'s.

Thanks, Dave
 
Ask away Ddave.FELs are pretty basic and universal
in funtion.Someone here can help(you already know
that) a few pics will help.Steve
 

No issues... just a couple of bolt holes (threaded) an a couple of places makes me think there were some other capabilities... I'll have to take a couple pics..

Thanks.
 
First thing is to bring that loader into the 21st century by upgrading to a hydraulic bucket. More useful than pockets on a shirt! Otherwise that is a nice loader. Your neighbor/mechanic should be able to help you make that upgrade. Use it and enjoy!!! Armand
 
(quoted from post at 03:44:09 06/09/12) First thing is to bring that loader into the 21st century by upgrading to a hydraulic bucket. More useful than pockets on a shirt! Otherwise that is a nice loader. Your neighbor/mechanic should be able to help you make that upgrade. Use it and enjoy!!! Armand
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Maybe I will.He's mentioned it... My power steering should get here next week and he'll be installing it soon and fixing a couple booboos that the current owner caused :roll: ...
I'll see what he has in mind... Are you familiar with the loader tho??
 
As I live in central Il. USA my loaders are all pre 1972 but do have hydraulic buckets and one has a shop made Bobcat style quick hitch to swap buckets and other attatchments. Have you posted any pictures of what you are are seeking information on? Armand
 

asking specifically about the stoll because I'm wondering what a couple bolt holes are for... Thinking they are for some safety device or ???............
There are a couple holes on the mount console and two raised surfaces where the yellow arrows are that are flat and have a threaded hole on the middle...

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Probably for mounting hyd lines clamps for hydraulic bucket...seen that on an IH 1501 with manual trip bucket.
 
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