Loader Dl95 loader capacity cuft?

[Jonohio]

I've looked everywhere and was just curious as to the capacity of the dl95 loader.

The massey site lists cuft capacity for the cb65 buckets but I cant find it for the loader.

Anyone know?

Also, I never received a separate owners manual for the dl95 loader from my dealer, but did get one for the cb65. Perhaps the info is in the manual I don't have.

Anyone know where to get one a manual easily?

 

[jeepcj7]

I would remind the dealer about the loader manual. Lift capacity is 580 lbs to full height.

 

[cglaser104]

I think he is looking for cubic ft capacity of the the stock bucket for the loader

 

[atsah]

I've looked everywhere and was just curious as to the capacity of the dl95 loader.

The massey site lists cuft capacity for the cb65 buckets but I cant find it for the loader.

Anyone know?

Also, I never received a separate owners manual for the dl95 loader from my dealer, but did get one for the cb65. Perhaps the info is in the manual I don't have.

Anyone know where to get one a manual easily?

I have lifted 700 pounds of wood pellets four feet off the ground without any problem. I believe they claim 875 on the DL95..


As for your manual, There are two black inset caps, one on one side of the tube going from the left to right of the loader arms near the bucket (same tube that supports and houses your hydro juction hoses..) If you are standing in front of the tractor looking straight at it, it will be the left side cap just behind the bucket, take it off and the DL95 manual will be folded in the tube in a plastic bag..

 

[Jonohio]

****, there is the manual! Thank you atsah! The dealer gave me a ziplock bag with all the other manuals together minus that one. Great to know.

As for bucket capacity, correct I'm looking for cuft not lbs. Of course the newly discovered manual lacks the cuft bucket details....

 

[atsah]

****, there is the manual! Thank you atsah! The dealer gave me a ziplock bag with all the other manuals together minus that one. Great to know.

As for bucket capacity, correct I'm looking for cuft not lbs. Of course the newly discovered manual lacks the cuft bucket details....

LOL

Funny story how I found that **** thing.. I was bucketing snow last winter and I must have hit a piece of ice and the cap came off, I went to put it back on and saw a plastic bag in there, I pulled it out and there was the **** manual.. I thought, how do they expect anyone to know where this stupid thing is..

As for the bucket, IDK what the number is but it's to small, It's a great digging bucket but it doesn't hold enough firewood, snow etc for me..

 

[zski128]

Sorry to dig up an old thread. The DL95 bucket is just about 6 cu/ft in volume roughly a 1/4 yard bucket.

http://www.quicke.nu/Media/pdf/290-4714 Q Compact 2013_EN6_A.pdf

I believe the DL95 is the 100C listed in the brochure.

 

[piercedtiger]

LOL

Funny story how I found that **** thing.. I was bucketing snow last winter and I must have hit a piece of ice and the cap came off, I went to put it back on and saw a plastic bag in there, I pulled it out and there was the **** manual.. I thought, how do they expect anyone to know where this stupid thing is..

As for the bucket, IDK what the number is but it's to small, It's a great digging bucket but it doesn't hold enough firewood, snow etc for me..

I have the same opinion of the DL100 loader bucket. I made a wooden expander to help shovel hay and bedding into when cleaning our goat pen. I went from 10-13 trips to our compost pile to 3, 4 at most, with the added volume! I decided to try it out on snow too. Broke it once, rebuilt it stronger, broke it a second time after we got 18+ inches and I needed to dig out a stranded friend, and started looking for alternatives. Stumbled across a company that would build me a custom steel one around 408lbs (everything else was 500+ in a 60" size) with SSQA,an SSQA loader adapter off eBay for $539, and SSQA plate for $75 off eBay. So in a month or so I should have everything swapped over and be able to change buckets at will. Next will be a 3ph quick hitch on another plate for moving other implements, and maybe my boom lift rigged to lift/lower things to/from the second floor of our barn. :applause:

 

[AxleHub]

The dl100 loader has a smaller weight lifting capability than the dl95 by a fair sized amount (if you read the updated dl95 numbers instead of the original wrong numbers).

The bucket on the dl95 is 155 pounds. If you read going to put a 400+ lb bucket plus the q. a. attach . . . It would seem your payload capability is going to be considerably smaller. (and the isn't taking into account the dl100 weight lifting level vs. the Dl95). Just a thought.

 

[atsah]

I have the same opinion of the DL100 loader bucket. I made a wooden expander to help shovel hay and bedding into when cleaning our goat pen. I went from 10-13 trips to our compost pile to 3, 4 at most, with the added volume! I decided to try it out on snow too. Broke it once, rebuilt it stronger, broke it a second time after we got 18+ inches and I needed to dig out a stranded friend, and started looking for alternatives. Stumbled across a company that would build me a custom steel one around 408lbs (everything else was 500+ in a 60" size) with SSQA,an SSQA loader adapter off eBay for $539, and SSQA plate for $75 off eBay. So in a month or so I should have everything swapped over and be able to change buckets at will. Next will be a 3ph quick hitch on another plate for moving other implements, and maybe my boom lift rigged to lift/lower things to/from the second floor of our barn. :applause:

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I installed a work saver ssqa that's made for the DL 95, weighs 80 lbs and bought a 60 inch CA bucket from everything attachment that weighs 210lbs and I couldn't be happier, $600 shipped for the ssqa and about the same for the bucket, best money I ever spent.