quick attach for loader

[Scott430]

I am searching for something I have seen on skid steers, it's the quick attach system used to interchange buckets rakes spears forks.
Anybody know if they make them for my 430 Case loader tractor?

 

[mikehur]

I got one from here:
Horst

 

[scott 430]

what was the cost? are the attachments reasonably priced? The only reason I ask, is because the distributor in my state is closed for the weekend.

 

[mikehur]

I had a skidloader with pallet forks and bale spear that I wanted to be able to use with the tractor. The Horst adapter was $600 a few years ago. You can look here for prices on skidloader attachments:
Skid Steer Attachments

 

[GordoSD]

You might try MDS, a farm equipment manufacturer in Parkston, SD. Make great stuff at reasonable price. I bought the skid steer attach pallet forks and bale spear, both for 1200 dollars. My new Case/IH Loader on the Farmall 95 had the universal skid steer attach system on it.
MDS even painted the items to match the tractor. Only problem is they have a tail light warrantee. But as they are 30 miles from me, I'm sure if I have a problem they will take care of it. You don't stay in business in SD unless you really subscribe to the repeat customer theory.

 

[Doug Wi]

I have one on each of my tractor loaders. Handiest thing I ever bought. Think they were made somewhere here in Wis.Seems like they were about $350 each when i bought them. Had to make your own brackets to attach them to the loader.One big negative on the ones I have is that the locking pins are held down with a friction lock rather than an over the center locking system. You can't put much down preasure on the bucket or fork or you lose it. Spend a little more and make sure you have a more positive lock system.other wise its a good move especially if you change attachments often.

 

[rrlund]

www.worksaver.com

 

[scott 430]

I will definately keep that in mind, thank you

 

[Tim(nj)]

I've been looking at this one.
washburn co.

 

[Tomcat0188]

Tim
Sorry for cutting in on ya"lls post, but I didn"t know any other way to contact you.
I recently acquired an old hammer mill and was trying to identify it. It has a metal plate with 801-1080 on it. I yahooed the number and hit on an old YT post (2003) where you said you had a manual on an 801-1080 (David Bradley, I believe). Any possibility you still have it? I would greatly appreciate any information you could provide on this. I plan to restore it to show with my old Farmalls and JD's.
Thanks Richard