Another one arm loader on Ebay.

[rjacksonKY]

Just saw this auction on Ebay for a one arm loader. Says it is a 722? http://cgi.ebay.com/Ford-722-One-Arm-Front-End-Loader_W0QQitemZ120214204428QQihZ002QQcategoryZ11752QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
It is item number 120214204428. This one is also missing all the brackets. Some where in the world there must be a pile of one arm loader brackets a mile high. 3/4 of the loaders you see for sale are missing the brackets! I bet someone right now is looking in an old barn with a one arm bracket in their hand saying "what the hell is this thing?".

 

[Anonymous-0]

I have a one arm loader for sale that has all the brackets. The only thing I know that it needs is a new hydraulic hose. I am asking $300 if you are interested.

 

[rjacksonKY]

Thanks for asking.
I now have 2 one arm loaders. I bought one thinking it would fit my 801. But it is for a 1000 series ford, like a 3000 or 4000. I am going to sell it some time, I have most the brackets for it. I finally found a one arm for my 801 with all the brackets. Now I need a valve to go on the tractor to run it. I guess I will chain down my 3 pt. hitch arms til I find a valve.

 

[garymm]

You are in luck, I have a original FORD hydraulic control for your 801 for $375.00 GOOD in IOWA

 

[richardp3]

Are any of you guys with a one arm loader for sale that will fit a 1964 4000 near Dallas, TX?

 

[awhtx]

I have an extra one-armed bandit. I'm in Lampasas, about 200 miles south of DFW.

 

[rjacksonKY]

Too high for me. I am a poor Ky boy.
I can't justify paying that much for a valve when the loader cost me a lot less than that.
I should have bought the one on Ebay like the one you have for $200 the other day.
Thanks,

 

[rjacksonKY]

One of my one arm loaders fits a 4000 series.
I have 2 of the brackets. The Curved one that is hard to find and the very back bracket. The 2 that I don't have at the easy flat ones to make. It is missing 2 of the manure forks, but it does have the dirt pan with it. OR any of you guys who have an original ford control valve laying around who would like to Trade for my one arm would be great. Here is a link to the kind I would like to buy or trade for. Thanks, https://photos.yesterdaystractors.com/cgi-bin/gallery/iphoto_pic.cgi?pic=http;//photos.yesterdaystractors.com/gallery/iphotos/i5210.jpg&firstrec=1&lastrec=15&Parameter=&mode=All&what=iphotos

 

[RICKWI]

At least it still has the support jack. Usually they were in the pile with the brackets.

 

[Ultradog MN]

Interesting isn't it? I saw that too.
They were usually the first things to be lost.

 

[Anonymous-0]

For valves, I've got one like ebay item # 160202973020. It has one single acting, and one dual acting spool - perfect for the hydraulic one-arm loader. This valve is not as desirable as the one with the levers out the side, as this one cannot be switched to work with two dual acting cylinders. But other than that, it gets the job done.

No vested interest here. Just saw the listing on ebay.

-John

 

[Paul Kingsbury]

Location?????????????

Anyone have a one are loader out here in the west???? Maybe, Oregon??????

Thanks, Paul

 

[awhtx]

I have a valve that looks similar to the one on ebay. Mine has 2 hoses attached to the top spool just like the one in the photo. My lower spool has 2 ports on opposite sides of the housing and only one of them has a hose- the other is plugged. Is my valve a DA/SA or is it DA/DA?

 

[Anonymous-0]

If you've got 4 hose ports, it should be two DA spools. Very interesting. I haven't seen one in this style that is configured for two DA. Mine and others that I have seen have two hose ports on the left side, but only one on the right.

Also, if one of the ports is plugged, there should be some sort of selector to switch that spool from DA to SA. Otherwise, you would pop the relief valve while lowering the SA cylinder. I recall a post by Soundguy describing how the selector works on his Tisco valve. Yours would need to have something similar.

-John