Posted by Hugh MacKay on September 16, 2007 at 03:03:03 from (216.208.58.152):
In Reply to: 300 loader on M? posted by bnowen on September 15, 2007 at 20:58:45:
Billy: Another item I forgot to mention, my dad had a 33A loader on our 300 before I installed the Wagner. 33A was considered the Farmall loader and the U-34 was considered the utility loader. I forget the exact specs, however the U-34 had a considerably higher lift capacity than the 33A. A neighbor had a U-34 on his 350 Utility. The U-34 has a lot more steel in it than the 33A, and yes, what we saw way back in the 50s the U-34 would lift more than the 33A. That neighbor's son still has the 350 with U-34 loader. My 33A loader went to the scrap yard in mid 1960s. The Wagner would perform with the U-34.
I never could figure why manufacturers figured utility tractors could handle a higher capacity loader than a row crop, however they all did it up until the mid 70s. Personally I though the longer wheel base row crop would handle the extra weight best.
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