whitedogone
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Does anybody have a source for deere style quick tach mounts? I'd like to mod a set of forks to fit the front of my deere and would think it would be a lot easier to buy than to fab these parts.
Source for Deere Quick tach mounts
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Huskerplowboy
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What model loader do you have? I know the hooks and pins that are welded on the bucket for my 200CX are available through Deere as service parts, seems like I found them in the catalog at one point when I was considering building some attachment. I think those same parts will fit a 300 series loader too, but others may know for sure.
Huskerplowboy
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Found them again: For a 200X or 200CX loader:
Hooks: W43359
Pin/spud: W47211
Looks like the same 2 part numbers show up on the 300, 300X, and 300CX too. Not sure about anything bigger than that. I think the same style was used on the 410 or 420 that came before the 200 and 300 loaders...
Hooks: W43359
Pin/spud: W47211
Looks like the same 2 part numbers show up on the 300, 300X, and 300CX too. Not sure about anything bigger than that. I think the same style was used on the 410 or 420 that came before the 200 and 300 loaders...
kennyd
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The hooks and pins are available through JDParts, but the price is up dramatically over the last few years...It's the same for all the loaders BTW. Here are the numbers:
W43359 HOOK, BUCKET ADD28.69 USD 57.38 USD
W47211 PIN, BUCKET ADD34.43 USD 68.86 USD
When I bought mine, I think I paid $30 for two hooks and two pins!
The pins are easily made however from CAT3 pins from TSC or wherever, and the hooks can be made from 1 1/2" angle iron...
W43359 HOOK, BUCKET ADD28.69 USD 57.38 USD
W47211 PIN, BUCKET ADD34.43 USD 68.86 USD
When I bought mine, I think I paid $30 for two hooks and two pins!
The pins are easily made however from CAT3 pins from TSC or wherever, and the hooks can be made from 1 1/2" angle iron...
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whitedogone
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Ouch!! The lower pins seem easy enough to fab. Not too sure about making the top "hooks though.
kennyd
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I can draw you a picture maybe tomorrow...It's easy with the 1 1/2" angle like I said...
kennyd
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There is also a great picture in one of the "fork" threads that shows this method, but I do not remember who the poster was...I will search later-gotta go now
kennyd
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There is also a great picture in one of the "fork" threads that shows this method, but I do not remember who the poster was...I will search later-gotta go now
Read THIS thread and look at the pictures user "Sticky" posted, he did the angle iron method...there was another with better pics but i can't seem to find it.
dirt ditch
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This outfit is using a different quick hook arrangement to fit there forks on JD loaders. Here is the pics:
Everything Attachments - Forks pictures
Everything Attachments - Forks pictures
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whitedogone
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Thanks, I wonder if deere heat treats theirs or not. I think there would be a lot of stress on those angles/clips.
kennyd
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Not that I know of...the ones I used seemed like regular steel. They do put a strap across the top for support though.
RWolf
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The pricing seems high. Maybe it's a dealer thing because earlier this year I built a bale spear and the set of hooks and pins only ran me around $40 total. They were also from JD parts.
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whitedogone
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does anybody have close up pictures of ones they have fabbed?
kennyd
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whitedogone
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Thanks!! That looks solid and easy enough to fab. I did find them on JDparts.
Part Number: W43359
Part Price: 11.25 USD
Description: HOOK, BUCKET
Part Number: W47211
Part Price: 13.50 USD
Description: PIN, BUCKET
The hooks are cheap enough. The pins seem a little high when you could just cut some 3 pt. pins.
kennyd
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They must have changed the prices then since I added them to "my cart" a while ago...You see the prices i posted above
tessiers
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I fabricated mine with some 3x5x1/2 angle over the top of a frame used to support my Snow Blade. Going on 5 years now and I have had no problems. I reinforced the sides with a piece of flat bar also used to force the arms into the hooks if a little out of alignment. The picture is a little fuzzy, I could get better ones tommorow. I have since built 2 more sets for a bale spear and a rock bucket I built.
kennyd
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A better picture would be great and I am sure it will help someone in the future.
tessiers
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A little better pictures, I am no photographer. I was a little off on the angle dimensions. It was 3x3x1/4 angle that I used. 1 1/2 x 1/4 flat par for the sides. I have a 790 with a 419 loader. I copied the design from my frontier pallet forks. Theirs has a 2x1/4 flat bar wraped over the top of the angle to help reinforce it, I don't know why I didn't do that.
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gtrippleb
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I've come across quite a few posts for the pins and hooks but I haven't seen what I'm looking for. Maybe I just don't know what they are called. Instead of the pins and hooks that attach to the buckets/forks or whatever else, I'm looking for the ends that attach to the loader itself which allows the for the quick-tach option. Any help locating these items would be greatly appreciated.
