Farmhand F11 problems

On a 'B' model, the ram is held into the cylinder head by a roll pin (#12 in this picture).

Parts Book gives it's size as 1/2" x 2-1/2". Original part # 16934.

Hope this helps,

Allan

Great info! Haven't had a problem like the one described, but I'll be ready for it when it happens.

I greatly appreciate your contributions.

Dug, proud owner of an F11 on a JD 2510

Sounds like you've had yours awhile. I do like the set up, it has done everything I have ever asked it to do.

What types of toys do you have for the loader? I have a grabble and bucket. Can't seem to find many attachments around Kansas. Been told Farmhand was big out west and never really caught on here.

Post a pic if you get a chance, would love to see it.

Dug

Put your money where your mouth is. :>)

Go out and take a picture of your John with that F-11. I wanna see!!! :>)

These things are all over around here. On all kinds of tractors, reversed trucks & the like and mounted every which way imaginable. The horsey people like to use 'em to feed 'old snort' in the winter.

Allan

On the F-11C, Farmhand reversed those lift cylinders and they are of a somewhat different design.

However, the "cup" is about the same even though it is now on the front of the loader.

Here's a picture of that big roll pin on my "C" model.

What part of Wyoming? You must be right across the fence from me.

Allan

I never paid any attention to the years that they were manufactured; I just like the old things is all. :>)

I have the F-11B manual and will scan it for you, if you like. There is not much to it; only 11 pages.

I live 10 miles south of Chadron out here in the Pine Ridge and the farms are down on the Flats.

Allan

That rollpin is generic and you should be able to find it at just about any parts outlet or implement dealer. Just take the measurements with you: 1/2" x 2-1/2".

Allan