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Re: Re: Re: Would this loader fit a Farmall 756 - Ferguson 202
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on May 10, 2003 at 10:25:40 from (209.226.247.126):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Would this loader fit a Farmall 756 - Ferguson 202 posted by pawlicki on May 10, 2003 at 06:46:19:
John: What color is the loader? I never owned one of those loaders but a few of my neighbours had them. I believe I remember that number 202 as a MF loader. If it is yellow it will be one of the MF industrial loaders. Two bucket cylinders is definately better than one. Go to the auction with a diagram of your 756. Have on your diagram length from rear axle carrier to front of front casting under your radiator. Also have the width of that casting as well as height from ground. Most of those MF loaders were mounted on utility type tractors, but it was done with drop mounting brackets and the same loader would fit row crops as well. I changed a Wagner loader from a utility Cockshutt 540 once to a Farmall 300. All I had to change was to fabricate a set of brackets at front as the two tractors were 1" difference in width, as well as bolt pattern being different. At the back I had to lengthen the rails going to rear axle and fabricate clamps to suit 300 axle carrier. On hydraulics I just kooked into 300 hydraulic system. The MF or the Cockshutt don't have much of an onboard hydraulic system thus you need the front mount pump. My 300 was at it's limit running that industrial loader. Your 756 hydraulics should just play with it. Probably has as much or more capacity than the front mount pump. I always found the front mount pump to be a troublesome item, as it was hard to protect the plumbing from damage. Good luck at the auction.
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