skid steer

jesusjohn · Dec 19, 2019

Can anyone ID this loader, it was made in Killbuck, OHIO in mid 1980's under the brand SKID STEER, M/n 1644, S/N 1064, I need parts and parts manual, looks similar to an MF811.

The 4 drive axels are chain driven w/ large nuts keeping the hubs from walking out of the "keyway" axels.

Thank you for any assistance.

Mike M · Dec 19, 2019

What little I remember the JD dealer in Killbuck Oh. maybe closed up around that time frame and the owners son was making those skid steers. For some reason the name Mustang sticks in my mind , but that may be another brand altogether ? I used to buy my parts from that dealer.

Wisconsin Cowman · Dec 19, 2019

Not a Mustang they were built in Owatonna MN. They stared making
skid loaders around the mid 60?s.

Mike M · Dec 19, 2019

Roger Kinsey (sp?) was the guy that did those. Possible they copied another brand and parts might work from them ?

Roger Tomfohrde · Dec 19, 2019

It reminds me of a 3200 series a IH we had.Does it have the walking beam axles or are they rigidly mounted like most skid steers. More pictures would help.

SDMike · Dec 19, 2019

I agree with Roger. IH 3200 A or B. If I remember correctly Northwestern Manufacturing in Wisconsin built them for IH.

Mike

47fivewindow · Dec 19, 2019

I'm not usually on the YTOSHA board, but after turning two 3200s over, a ROPS would be a good idea on that machine. P-poor operator, Chip

jesusjohn · Dec 20, 2019

I can't post another photo of the loader because it broke in NC and I'm presently in NY. However, I did remove the nut and hub, heres a photo of the chain driven axel. The keyway broke many years ago and was temporally repaired, it lasted 30 years. the next photo will be of the hub and nut.

Thank you for any assistance

jesusjohn · Dec 20, 2019

This the hub that is attached to the keyed chain driven axel, the nut keeps the hub from walking out and loosing the tire. Look familiar to anyone?

jesusjohn · Dec 20, 2019

I just want to thank everyone for their input it has been most helpful.

Another angle of the hub. I was looking at some pics of Massy Ferguson 811 and there were some features that closely resemble my loader.

I noticed that the long bucket arm seemed to be welded and supported the same.

On the top of the chain case there is a small rectangular access panel bolted horizontally w/ 4 - 3/8 bolts.

It appears that the MF 811 has a large nut holding the hub like my loader does.

The machine has served me well for its limited use over the years, the engine is a Perkins 4 cyl. diesel w/ 4 electric glow plugs. Its a simple uncomplicated truck that I want to continue to use.

Again THANK YOU for all the response and perhaps I can can find out what I have.

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