One arm loader for sale

[Kirk-NJ]

Not mine no connection
711

 

[michford]

Seller adapted a bumper jack to the loader as the stand for removal/installation. Interesting.

 

[Kirk-NJ]

Yes if I didn't already have jack stands for my 711's it might be the way to go or maybe even a trailer crank stand

Kirk

 

[steve19438]

would that fit my 2000 offset?

 

[Kirk-NJ]

No, brackets are for row crop.

Kirk

 

[steve19438]

the ser. no. indicates the 2000 is a "high clearance". is that not a "row crop"?

 

[Sean in PA]

All 501 and 2000 series offset tractors were technically row crop models, whether high clearance or not, but they were not the same as the non-offset row crop models in terms of the frame rails on the sides of the engine. Look at the first picture in that ebay ad and you'll see the brackets for the loader still mounted to the tractor, one just to the rear of the front tires and the other farther back at the bell housing. I don't think that your row crop has the 4 holes in the frame rail needed by that front bracket

 

[Tom in TN]

Kirk,

I recently acquired a one-arm loader for my 1963 Ford 4000 diesel tractor with a wide front end. I don't have the jack stand that was originally part of the loader, so I use a floor jack to install the loader. I bought, and tried to adapt a trailer jack to it in place of the floor jack, but the jack handle interfered with the axle strut, so I abandoned that idea.

I like the idea of a an old bumper jack, I might try to rig something up like that.

Tom in TN

 

[Kirk-NJ]

Frame is different, not a bolt and go.

Kirk

 

[steve19438]

ok. thanks kirk.

 

[steve19438]

you are correct. thanks.

 

[47fivewindow]

I bet I could have that rig laying on its side in no time!

 

[Kirk-NJ]

With the proper weights it might surprise you how well balanced they are even on the NF row crop

Kirk