New loader

You could pick up 2nd hand brackets and hydraulic kit for not too much money and buy a new boom?
Or keep and eye out for something new old stock?
I managed to get a new old stock NH 770TL for my T6, new was around £10k plus vat got it for £6500 cash, has multi Dock, soft ride and that price included mid mounts and electric joystick in cab
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Thomas8210 said:
You could pick up 2nd hand brackets and hydraulic kit for not too much money and buy a new boom?
Or keep and eye out for something new old stock?
I managed to get a new old stock NH 770TL for my T6, new was around £10k plus vat got it for £6500 cash, has multi Dock, soft ride and that price included mid mounts and electric joystick in cab
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You certainly won’t be short of reach with that! How’s the 145 handle it?
 
Seen a nh branded stoll loader in at my local engineering shop and every hole in it is gone oblong and cracks on it too. Looks to be a very light loader. My quickie thats similar size is 2003 and is still perfect.
 
Arthur said:
No way I'd put a new loader on a 22 yr old tractor, Barry Fenton in Monsterevin should have something suitable
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Well it’s safe to say I didn’t listen to you😂 went with a brand new rossmore one. I was just afraid of buying one second hand and any problems that could come with it.
 

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Galwayden said:
Well it’s safe to say I didn’t listen to you😂 went with a brand new rossmore one. I was just afraid of buying one second hand and any problems that could come with it.
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A nice tidy loader that will last you a long time trouble free and should hold it's value fairly well.
Well may it wear.
 
Galwayden said:
Well it’s safe to say I didn’t listen to you😂 went with a brand new rossmore one. I was just afraid of buying one second hand and any problems that could come with it.
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Tidy looking outfit now! Was trying to work out what looked so different with the front wheels! 6point rims change the look a lot
 
eddie86 said:
Well wear.
Were the inter tech or metal fach types not competitive or why did you rule them out?
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I just went for the brand. I didn’t know anything about them brands bar they weren’t Irish made and the fact that rossmore were in tipp and I knew I could go back to them if there was an issue. I knew a few with rossmore and they were very happy with them. I have to say the service from rossmore was very good. I know you pay for it but they collected the tractor and had it back in 5 working days.
 
Galwayden said:
Well it’s safe to say I didn’t listen to you😂 went with a brand new rossmore one. I was just afraid of buying one second hand and any problems that could come with it.
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That does look tidy and the tractor equally so, you went for all bells and whistles, self levelling and soft ride.
 
Arthur said:
That does look tidy and the tractor equally so, you went for all bells and whistles, self levelling and soft ride.
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Ya I did. It’s a 99 jd but only 8000 hrs on it. It’s been kept fairly good, if I see anything at all wrong I get it seen to. But to be honest it doesn’t do a lot here. Only put 6000 hrs on it in 16years. I’m considering repainting it from top to bottom in a few years.
Ya I got all them on the loader. No point spending that money and not getting them was my view.
 
drew said:
Tidy looking outfit now! Was trying to work out what looked so different with the front wheels! 6point rims change the look a lot
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Would those 6 point rims be from an older tractor? I would have thought all 6000 series came out on newer type rims.
I can see for certain in the photos but is there a bar across the bonnet in front of the windscreen and if so how does affect the view and acess to the engine etc?
 
Blue Ray said:
Would those 6 point rims be from an older tractor? I would have thought all 6000 series came out on newer type rims.
I can see for certain in the photos but is there a bar across the bonnet in front of the windscreen and if so how does affect the view and acess to the engine etc?
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They look like 50 series rims to me.
 
Blue Ray said:
Would those 6 point rims be from an older tractor? I would have thought all 6000 series came out on newer type rims.
I can see for certain in the photos but is there a bar across the bonnet in front of the windscreen and if so how does affect the view and acess to the engine etc?
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They are new tires and rims that I got in Burke tires in athenry. Got them 2 years ago. So they aren’t the original.
Yes there’s a bar going across the bonnet but the bar doesn’t impede any of the view really….but I will be putting a camera on it like Adrian on ifarm wefarm because there is no visability when the loader is down. I’m not used to a loser either so that probably doesn’t help.
 
Galwayden said:
They are new tires and rims that I got in Burke tires in athenry. Got them 2 years ago. So they aren’t the original.
Yes there’s a bar going across the bonnet but the bar doesn’t impede any of the view really….but I will be putting a camera on it like Adrian on ifarm wefarm because there is no visability when the loader is down. I’m not used to a loser either so that probably doesn’t help.
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I think you onto a winner there with the loader... :wink:
 
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