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newholland

Is a new quickie loader worth 5200 inc vat fitted on a tl100? Feeding around 300 bales a year?

Zr105

newholland wrote: »

Is a new quickie loader worth 5200 inc vat fitted on a tl100? Feeding around 300 bales a year?

http://www.donedeal.ie/tractors-for-sale/quicke-loader/6366483

http://www.donedeal.ie/tractors-for-sale/quicke-340-loader-/6032355

http://www.donedeal.ie/tractors-for-sale/quicke-us-640-tractor-loader/4411783

http://www.donedeal.ie/otherfarmmachinery-for-sale/new-holland-750tl-p-loader/6085987


http://www.donedeal.ie/tractors-for-sale/mx-loader-to-fit-tl-newholland/6209753

Couple of examples to give you an idea, the quickes would be older model loaders though.
That mx loader would be fairly good value and should be grand for 300bales a year...

Muckit

newholland wrote: »

Is a new quickie loader worth 5200 inc vat fitted on a tl100? Feeding around 300 bales a year?

Don't think you will get a new quicke for that, let alone fitted

newholland

Muckit wrote: »

Don't think you will get a new quicke for that, let alone fitted

I have a quote for one fitted for that so you think it would be a good deal as opposed to 3500-4000 for second hand one

Muckit

newholland wrote: »

I have a quote for one fitted for that so you think it would be a good deal as opposed to 3500-4000 for second hand one

Are you sure it's not 5200 +vat+fitting??


If that price is all in go for it.

Muckit

Are you getting third service fitted for bale handler?
Will it have softdrive?
Will it have self levelling?

You'll need to budget for implement s also

newholland

Muckit wrote: »

Are you getting third service fitted for bale handler?
Will it have softdrive?
Will it have self levelling?

You'll need to budget for implement s also

It has self leveling must find out about third service does not have soft drive it is a deal that they have

td5man

newholland wrote: »

It has self leveling must find out about third service does not have soft drive it is a deal that they have

Wouldnt be without softdrive.

jimmy G M

About 2 years ago I got a quote off Rossmore for a FL 45 (suit 80 - 100hp 4wd) loader fully fitted, brackets etc, 3rd service, joystick (no implements) for somewhere between €5 - €6k inc vat depending on spec.

A bare loader boom from Rossmore (ie no fitting, no brackets) was 3.5K and got a quote for a trima/quicke @ 3.8k again for just a boom.

Those prices are aprox 2 years old and things havn't got any cheaper since. If its a fully fitted, self levelling Quicke at €5,200 it sounds a very good deal. By the way soft ride is well worth the €200 odd extra, much safer and easier on tractor & loader.

However if you are asking is it worth spending that kind of money for 300 bales (handled twice per year), I suppose that call is yours. Bear in mind that you are putting a new loader on a tractor thats probably 10-12 yrs old/ How long do you intend to keep the tractors & what age/condition is it? That MX loader on DD looks very good value at the price, if it were me I definitely have a look at that and keep €3.5k in my pocket if possible.

nashmach

It sounds to me like that could be a small for that tractor loader too.

Check specifications carefully.

noworries2004

Very interesting topic as I am currently looking for a loader for my TS115 tractor as my JCB 3CX engine has died and i am looking to get a tractor loader rather than trying to fix and old digger.

Are these the two main areas for looking at a loader?
Will it have softdrive?
Will it have self levelling?
Pumped for shear grab?


thanks

Reggie.

td5man wrote: »

Wouldnt be without softdrive.

Same as that. Pure lifesaver

newholland

newholland wrote: »

It has self leveling must find out about third service does not have soft drive it is a deal that they have

It has third service ordered it this afternoon hopefully will be lucky

Reggie.

newholland wrote: »

It has third service ordered it this afternoon hopefully will be lucky

Best of luck with it new holland