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Loader For Pickups
"I don't know how I ever got along without it," says Grant Hanson about the first-of-its kind front end loader he designed and built for his 4-WD IH Scout.
He can handle up to 1-ton big round bales with his Scout. Soon to come is a commercially-available heavier duty loader for 1 and 2 ton pickups that will hand
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Loader for pickups MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT Miscellaneous 16-1-4 "I don't know how I ever got along without it," says Grant Hanson about the first-of-its kind front end loader he designed and built for his 4-WD IH Scout.
He can handle up to 1-ton big round bales with his Scout. Soon to come is a commercially-available heavier duty loader for 1 and 2 ton pickups that will handle the largest big round bales, stacking them two high on top of a flatbed
Hanson built the loader using lift arms from a Farmhand loader, widened out to fit the front of the vehicle. He powers the loader with hydraulics salvaged from a junked 100 hp Case tractor.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Grant Hanson, 20014th ave. NE, Glenwood, MN 56334 (ph 612 634-4681).
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