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Posted by Mark R. on August 25, 2003 at 05:38:58 from (205.247.238.221):
Hi I'm considering buying a loader for my 41' farmall H. I am curious if this is a good investment or not. I have read where the H can't lift much at all etc with the belly pump. Its a trip buckey loader (new Idea). Is it worth the money or would I simply be better off getting a tractor with live hydraulics and then getting a loader for it. I will be buying a newer model soon anyway and I am wondering if I shouldn't just wait and save my money. If anyone has any idea how much one of these can lift please let me know. I will use it around our small farm (54 acres). Thanks for any input.
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