Posted by Steven f/AZ on January 22, 2009 at 16:17:45 from (24.121.133.155):
In Reply to: Loader Work posted by phillipd on January 22, 2009 at 15:55:08:
Doug - Iowa said: (quoted from post at 17:06:36 01/22/09)I'd like to find a grapple that somehow gets by without the third valve which looks to be a pain to install on my 706. I've thought maybe there's some way to plumb in off the return of the bucket circuit?
Our loaders have their own 3-spool control valves hooked up with either a power-beyond setup or their own reservoir and PTO pump... OR, you can get an electronic solenoid valve-splitter. They cost around $400 or so, we have one on the shelf that Dad might be willing to sell. Basically it hooks to one of your spools, and when you want it to control something else, just hold the button down.
Allan - all of our old Farmhand loaders had a chunk of heavy gauge pipe welded inside the grapple fork tube since they kept breaking. Drilled large holes through the existing pipe in several places, inserted heavy gauge pipe, welded through all the holes and around the ends. Never had another problem after that.
But, nothing really beats the new JD loader on the MFWD tractor...
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