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Re: Loader update! New Idea/Horn Trip Loader!


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Posted by Bob on September 29, 2002 at 19:19:30 from (24.154.90.147):

In Reply to: Loader update! New Idea/Horn Trip Loader! posted by TP from Central PA on September 27, 2002 at 11:23:31:

Dad had one of these with the arched lift arms on a 1948 JD M. He bought the tractor new the year I was born, it was the only brand new tractor he had until he bought a new JD 630 in 1959, then a 2010 and 46a loader in 1963. He traded in the JD M and loader for it. It was a great loader for for it's time. The color was a very deep red, darker than IH red. The local New Idea dealer was the Co-op(Farm Bureau Cooperative), the Co-ops were strong equipment dealers in the Central Indiana area at the time. Most of my early years driving a tractor were divided between the "little John Deere" and a CO-OP (Cockshutt) E-3. Dad and the hired hands got to drive the JD A's, G's and Cockshutt 40. Anyway the Horn/New Idea loader had a great lift capacity, if you got hold of something really fastened to the ground you could raise one rear wheel off the ground in a static lift. The JD M had live hydraulics (rare at the time) and they were rather strong and trouble free (I recall dad had fitted a larger tank and an extra valve).
This is a little off track but you brought back some great memories, thanks.


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