Ym loader install

[bennyhill]

I ve seen video's on YM tractor loaders that attach to the end of the railing cass to the front bumper.
Then I've seen them say you need to put a new cass under the tractor from front to the back to make it strong enough and not break the tractor in half.
I u understand the reason for the new cass, but I see them with out the new or full cass.?

 

[YanmarFever]

I welded rails from the back axle to the front loader mount on an FX335 years ago.
It made it a long stronger, just be careful where you attach the the rails.
It also kept a lot of branches out that would of come up and damaged the underside.

I noticed that my Branson tractor has the rails from the factory.

 

[California]

Thread with photos. Dealer-installed loader on a US Yanmar.

I've never read here of a Yanmar breaking in half at the bell housing but I've seen photos of other brands that did.

 

[bennyhill]

I read somewhere, two flat pieces steel from front to back, my question is how would you attach to axle?
And then to the front bumper?

 

[California]

I read somewhere, two flat pieces steel from front to back, my question is how would you attach to axle?
And then to the front bumper?

In my photo above, the bars to the back are welded to the (removable) drawbar socket.

 

[bennyhill]

It's hard for me to see that. But I will study it. Has anyone ever heard of westondorf mfg , on you tube
Rear loader, with or without hydraulics.
1,900.00 before shipping!
Like some kind of sissior lift..

 

[bmaverick]

It's hard for me to see that. But I will study it. Has anyone ever heard of westondorf mfg , on you tube
Rear loader, with or without hydraulics.
1,900.00 before shipping!
Like some kind of scissor lift..

YES, I've looked it over several times.

Back around 2010, a REL would cost $700 with hydraulic controls for the top-link! The price has more than doubled since then.

The bucket is only $300. It's the Swisher ATV bucket with added 3PT brackets.

And can be adapted for front use too, just the lift isn't as high as a real FEL.

The last I looked Home Depot sells the Swisher bucket on special order.

 

[bennyhill]

The ones I looked at dis not have hydro like the ones on top.
And you didn't have a trip arm to dump...
And with your pics, that loader is way out there lol
Counter weight Big Time

 

[bmaverick]

The ones I looked at dis not have hydro like the ones on top.
And you didn't have a trip arm to dump...
And with your pics, that loader is way out there lol
Counter weight Big Time

On the bigger tractor (1st one) the REL isn't too far out. The 1st one does have the top-link hydraulic dump controls.

If you don't go with a hydraulic top-link, an electric linear actuator would do the job too. Some are fully capable up to 4,000-lbs with infinite travel between end-stops. A double throw action switch to tap power to tilt or retract the bucket is all you would need. It would be a poorman's Yanmar UFO control of sorts.

The smaller lawn tractors can get by with the trip-lever action.

Now here's another IDEA.

Use the swisher bucket with the trip arm. Then buy the Harbor Freight 2,500-lbs tow winch. Place the cable at the bucket trip area. The winch has a remote control too. thus, the REL would be fully functional for way less than what anyone else sells today.

This is where mine sits on the back of the Yanmar.

 

[bennyhill]

WOW 1,000.00 for a bucket ROFL
I'm really thinking about making one now. From watching video's on youtube, I couldn't lay my eyes on how they are making it dump?
But still right now is hate to buy anything much less Steel !
Makes me thankful for my chickens lol

 

[bmaverick]

WOW 1,000.00 for a bucket ROFL
I'm really thinking about making one now. From watching video's on youtube, I couldn't lay my eyes on how they are making it dump?
But still right now is hate to buy anything much less Steel !
Makes me thankful for my chickens lol

Really? The price jumped that high? It was $299 at Home Depot in November 2019 the last I looked. WOW, it's $890 now. Crap.

Northern Tool right now has the best price of $850. zoinks.

 

[bmaverick]

WOW 1,000.00 for a bucket ROFL
I'm really thinking about making one now. From watching video's on youtube, I couldn't lay my eyes on how they are making it dump?
But still right now is hate to buy anything much less Steel !
Makes me thankful for my chickens lol

If you don't weld, then this type of bucket bolted together would work with angle steel to brace the seams everywhere.

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[bmaverick]

If you don't weld, then this type of bucket bolted together would work with angle steel to brace the seams everywhere.
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Plow working height:360 mm / 14,1 in
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This one sold for a mere $121 in 2017. The price has increase 9X since then.

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[bmaverick]

The ones I looked at dis not have hydro like the ones on top.
And you didn't have a trip arm to dump...
And with your pics, that loader is way out there lol
Counter weight Big Time

My neighbor was given some small CAT-0 attachments for his Ford 1500 SCUT. In the bunch was a home-made 55-gallon metal drum with mounting flanges. It was used to scrap the soil to pick up dirt and rocks. It resembled the image below. Howbeit a bit more crude. I just wonder if a 55-gallon metal barrel c

I just wonder if a 55-gallon metal barrel cut like a Pacman shape could be used as a 'general' use bucket. The cutting lip would have to have a reinforcement plate. Wow, i'm not the only one who thought of this, people have already made them.

I can get used metal 55-gallon drums for free all around here. Nobody wants them. Yet, the blue plastic type sell up to $20 each.

 

[bennyhill]

Yes I've seen those.
At the least they wouldn't last 1hour.
Here in south carolina metal drums are running 35 and up, to burn in.
The plastic ones 25 and up
I just saw a guy make a rear loader/no hydro on YT, looked like a lot of steel lol he did a good job, had a nice shop.
Not as big as mine cuz mine is the hole out side ROFL

 

[bennyhill]

Yes I've seen those.
At the least they wouldn't last 1hour.
Here in south carolina metal drums are running 35 and up, to burn in.
The plastic ones 25 and up
I just saw a guy make a rear loader/no hydro on YT, looked like a lot of steel lol he did a good job, had a nice shop.
Not as big as mine cuz mine is the hole out side ROFL

Yes I've seen those.
At the least they wouldn't last 1hour.
Here in south carolina metal drums are running 35 and up, to burn in.
The plastic ones 25 and up
I just saw a guy make a rear loader/no hydro on YT, looked like a lot of steel lol he did a good job, had a nice shop.
Not as big as mine cuz mine is the hole out side ROFL

That would prob make a good snow plow... I wouldn't be worried about snow down south lol