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Posted by 1PWRFULH on January 27, 2001 at 12:05:14 from (63.24.79.228):
I put an add in our local trader paper this week saying I wanted a laoder for the H. Well the same day the paper came out I had 3 calls on people. Went to go look at one today and ended up buying it. The loader is an International 30 or 31 (dont know the difference)and is in excellent shape except for the rust but were gonna sandblast it all down and paint it. It has no bends what so ever. Everything seems tight on it. The guy that I bought it from has the biggest IH collection in the county. He has a ton of them! He had a loader just like it on his H and let me try it out. He said he lifts 1,000# round bales with it and had no trouble. The bucket on the one I got has the prongs on it for manure and such. I need that type but were also gonna make something for dirt loading too. Bought it for $250 but doesnt have any of the hyd. lines so I gotta get them. But overall it looks great but like i said..had a lot of rust and needs to be painted. Dont have the digital camera with me now but I'll try to get some pics on here to tell if its a 30 or 31. Just thought I would tell ya guys! RC
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