Hydraulic connection on a beaver

nuvz · Aug 3, 2002

Can anyone help with a picture of how the hydraulic connection looks on a S370? If you have a picture of where your loader hydraulics tie in, I would appreciate a look! Thanks!

Anonymous Poster · Jun 16, 2003

If you still need a picture let me know. I just bought a beaver with FEL and will send you a picture if you still need it.

nuvz · Jun 17, 2003

That would be Great!! I am still thinking about a loader on mine!! what brand is it you have?? The pictures you posted make yours looks like a hard worker!! Sorry, I don't know the year it may be, but I'll bet one of the dealers on here can give you an idea!!

Thanks!!

Anonymous Poster · Jun 18, 2003

My loader is a Keller Bros. Thats all I know about it. Here is a pic of the hydrolic connection. I also just got a service manual that has a page on it. I will try to get it scanned if you need it. The connection is under the seat.

nuvz · Jun 19, 2003

Thanks! I will check out my tractor and see if it adds up. I have an owner's manual I can get you a copy of if you wish. Just let me know!

Thanks again!

Brad

CowlitzTractor · Jul 27, 2003

We have two types of loaders to offer on these tractors. Koiker, or Coldwater. and I do have a used Johnson Work horse available.
Koyker obviously being the recognised brand name. They are a good loader, and pretty eassy to install. Will cost you around $1800.00. Plus shipping.
The Coldwater, cost is about the same, also pretty easy to install but will require 2, 3 inchwelds. These are nice because they aren't so heavy and tend not to make a tractor this small as nose heavy.
Like I said, I also have a used Johnson. In good shape, plus, this is actually a heavier duty loader then the Koyker but has the same cylindar capacity as the Coldwater. I will sell it for $900.00 we can help work out shipping arrangements on any of these. web page