Name that loader ML275

[unispeed]

Hey All, I am new here and this seems like the site to be at....
Picked me up a 7520 2004 with a ML275 loader
couple questions
#1 is this a Mahindra loader with QA or something else? cause it locks like it was modified up front?
#2 is Mahindra the manufacturer? or just branded it? Is there a diff OEM?
#3 what is my best option to convert to SS QA
Thanks
Mark :confused2:

 

[MtnViewRanch]

KMW makes the loaders for Mahindra and has made all the ML275 loaders for the 7520s. Your Mahindra dealer can get you the OEM factory SS QA assembly for your ML275. If you don't have a dealer close by, there are several that visit here at TBN and I'm sure that one of them would get you what you need.

Good luck, you got yourself a very nice tractor. :thumbsup:

 

[unispeed]

Thanks Brian,

If 1st pic is a mahindra quick pin on (manindra only attachment) even resembles the mahindra pix



and the 2nd pic is a Mahindra skidsteer QA






Then what the heck is mine above? It is just one pin on the lower cross arm removes the bucket (really fast)
oh by the way I called 2 diff Mahindra dealers for a SS QA complete assy and they are discontinued?? suppose to get a confirming on that from the factory tomorrow
will keep you posted
But I think I might just fit a couple 3rd party (SS QA adapters to my cross members)
any ideas on a brand? that way my buck can still be used

 

[LAWALLSTRACTOR]

Your set up looks home made to me. I would have to check, but I kind of doubt the Mahindra skid steer Q/tach is discontinued.

 

[MtnViewRanch]

My thinking is that IF it is discontinued, that the SS QA for a ML276 is the exact same thing and in reality the only difference is the number. I don't know this for a fact, I am not a dealer, only guessing what the reality might be. Either way, I am sure that a factory SS QA is that fits the ML 275 is available.

Oh, I agree with Galen, your set up looks homemade to me.

 

[unispeed]

Mahindra has them just that the price page links were broke (??)
thanks all for your input
I think I will convert it with the mahindra ssqa then weld a couple plate to my bucket so I don't have to throw it away.

Mark

 

[bindian]

Your attachment looks homemade to me also. Any Skid Steer (SS) QA will work. It doesn't have to be from Mahindra. Skid Steer means any skid steer attachment will fit. It is the only way to go.
hugs, Brandi

 

[rback33]

Wow. That's totally homemade. It looks like he cut the ears off of the pin on style bucket to weld them to the QA setup. If you are interested, the Pin on style QA could be the way to go for the sake of cost. Your bucket may have to be scrapped anyway. I am not sure if I have any more of the pin on QA's left around though. THAT is an item that has almost been discontinued. We can still build them, but the lack of demand does not make it very cost effective. I can tell you anything you want to know. Don't hesitate to ask.

 

[AchingBack]

Wow. That's totally homemade. It looks like he cut the ears off of the pin on style bucket to weld them to the QA setup. If you are interested, the Pin on style QA could be the way to go for the sake of cost. Your bucket may have to be scrapped anyway. I am not sure if I have any more of the pin on QA's left around though. THAT is an item that has almost been discontinued. We can still build them, but the lack of demand does not make it very cost effective. I can tell you anything you want to know. Don't hesitate to ask.

I have the pin-on QA on my 2615, and it is very useful when switching over to my Rankin pallet forks. Ultimately, I'd like to have a set of the Mahindra forks. Are those still being made?

 

[jwcinpk]

I have the pin-on QA on my 2615, and it is very useful when switching over to my Rankin pallet forks. Ultimately, I'd like to have a set of the Mahindra forks. Are those still being made?

I have the pin on with the 6000 and after much looking I found a set of floating forks. I think the dealer still has some if you cant find them local.

 

[rback33]

I have the pin-on QA on my 2615, and it is very useful when switching over to my Rankin pallet forks. Ultimately, I'd like to have a set of the Mahindra forks. Are those still being made?

Yes, they are still available. :thumbsup: