Farmhand loader

[Muir hill 101]

Looking at buying a f10 on a reversed truck instead of
reversing my own truck for my f11 .

 

[casecollectorsc]

Might be a day or two till you can drive it....

 

[J.Wondergem]

Looks like buying it sight unseen. LOL. :roll:

 

[Muir hill 101]

Thats what Im thinking

 

[Muir hill 101]

It had a nice truck on it at one time not sure what
shape its in anymore

 

[Tony in SD]

You do know that a welder is not optional with that loader. You are going to need one. Im curious, other than sentimental reasons, why would you choose a Farmhand F10?

 

[Muir hill 101]

Mistily because I always wanted one . Had planned to mount my f11 to a truck which I may still do depending on condition and price of the f10 . I hate that f11 on a tractor and I will just be short one loader rather than put it back on a tractor .

 

[lastcowboy32]

That is some high quality cowboy engineering right there!

 

[DeltaRed]

Those reversed trucks are cool. That was a cheap alternative 'back in the day' to haveing a seperate loader.The reversed tractor thing is a similar type of outfit.

 

[Muir hill 101]

Back in the 40s 50s 60s 70s every farm had one around here my closest neighbor used one into the early 2000s when all the kids left the farm to stack little bales .

 

[Muir hill 101]

Farmhand came out with a factory version in the 70s

 

[lastcowboy32]

(quoted from post at 20:13:37 04/06/23) Farmhand came out with a factory version in the 70s

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The first "telehandlers"...

I could really use one of those to help with some barn repairs. Quite a bit more reach than your average tractor/loader

 

[Muir hill 101]

They will reach 22 feet is the spec and they really will .
Its nothing to stack 4x4x8 bales 5 high with one .