Trima loaders

Mx110

Trima loader reviews I know they are made by quicke but they don't look as strong any options???

dohc turbo2

I've one here no complaints , it's got a fine long reach on it , came with the tractor , I've it on a 85 hp new Holland and it's no problem with fusion bales

X6.430macman

quicke just have the name, never knew they made the trima loaders though.

Zr105

Older trima loaders would of been closer to the tanco loaders they took over, but now their owned by quicke, with only minor differences between them, mainly just that the parallel bars are not boxed off down ontop of the main boom like the quickes, and I'm not sure if they use the "lock and go" quick mount pins where the loader mounts onto the subframes.

There was a tie up between tanco and quicke back in the day even with tanco making loaders to suit quicke subframes, the 02 ts we had had quicke sub frames with a tanco boom

keep going

Have a trima now and had a quicke and definitely trima are lighter spec but more than capable of working well.just have to keep an eye on things.the quicke was some loader but she was also 150 kilos heavier which is a fair bit of weight extra hanging out the front

Midfield9

Are quickie/trima loaders interchangeable. Say I have a tractor with quicke brackets fitted can a trima be got to fit them

Mx110

I don't think the brackets are the same defo not on the older ones but I am not sure about the new ones!! I went to look at the trima loader and bought it. Hopefully it will be good looked a bit light in photos but when examined it is engineered well.

Mx110

I was looking at front bale handlers for it does anyone have experience with the prodig roller with spike ones they look well made

C0N0R

Mx110 wrote: »

I was looking at front bale handlers for it does anyone have experience with the prodig roller with spike ones they look well made

The prodig ones are the pick of the bunch I think, seems to be good stuff

Timmaay

Mx110 wrote: »

I was looking at front bale handlers for it does anyone have experience with the prodig roller with spike ones they look well made

picked up one of these afew weeks back, was both the cheapest and appeared to be best made I could find.

http://www.donedeal.ie/silagegrabs-for-sale/hydraulic-bale-handler/8811382

gazahayes

Timmaay wrote: »

picked up one of these afew weeks back, was both the cheapest and appeared to be best made I could find.

http://www.donedeal.ie/silagegrabs-for-sale/hydraulic-bale-handler/8811382

Have the very same here genuine man too he said the only problems one or 2 lads had was from pure abuse and an accident.

Mx110

Looks good but prodig has greaseable bearings on rollers and seems to have a better way to hold on the rollers I can get the prodig one for 1100 which has fabricated legs not box iron so in theory a lot stronger. Any other ideas welcome

Reggie.

Mx110 wrote: »

Looks good but prodig has greaseable bearings on rollers and seems to have a better way to hold on the rollers I can get the prodig one for 1100 which has fabricated legs not box iron so in theory a lot stronger. Any other ideas welcome

I do find the prodig are made out of very heavy stuff