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Cliff Neubauer and Allan in NE - Farmhand 235 load
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Posted by Steven@AZ on February 28, 2007 at 18:49:50 from (24.121.155.253):
Here is a video of our 1256 with the Farmhand 235 loader on it. I think it's a pretty useful outfit, a nice size for getting around the corrals and pretty much large enough to handle those big round bales. I thought I had pictures on my computer, but no. The only time we have had issues has been hauling manure and using the grapple fork to get a bigger load on - broke front end a couple times, spindle at least twice and then broke the main casting where the tube pivots once. I like the shifting on it, 2nd gear high and reverse works out nice. Wish ours had the foot feed throttle to speed things up, though. One thing I've noticed is that Allan is going to use the tractor hydraulic system to run the loader... Do you have the high volume pump? I ran a Hydro 86 with loader run through the system and it was SLOW. Our 1256 has a 540 PTO pump on it with separate reservoir and controls, makes it move nice and quick. Anyway, always nice to see you guys sharing pictures - keeps my homesickness for the farm somewhat in check. I'll try to take and share more pics when I'm home in April and July...
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