quicke 6000

trabpc · 15-12-2012 07:21PM #1

Anybody hear of a quicke 6000 loader. Never herd of the model before. Its good few years old and hoping to mount on 10 series ford. Price not bad. Google returns nothing. Was lookin at 2300 series as well.

zetecescort · 15-12-2012 11:49PM

found this on the Quicke website. they have a section of old brochures. alot of them not in English but you'll get an idea of what it looks like anyway

http://media.alo.se/fotoweb/Preview.fwx?&position=77&archiveType=ImageFolder&archiveId=5053&albumId=5053&sorting=ModifiedTimeAsc&search=&fileId=BAA789B5CFB7FF09FC3ABD7FB8C0DD1D0995E5CB070CECA188C1295E719D6AEB4A40313C042FF6D1B4BC37B23CFB18C81D688ADB50EBA726F57D76E05FF24C0D298EA7B7400041D65BA19429406D87D13F5FC0625CACB0270C0C8B56FBBEF0610AFA37893BC021D3B95E868BA68ECE73E0B1C4BCDE832D0FC4AD075CA7616BA43340FB6C6AA572517384CEE0CC8355C79D290BC6E87BB91153E2E345C7243F7CAFC870531A8C330E344601F8B84B21C793EBFA0B54A35A944173FB6739FBA7E1D92FFA4D5AC6E6E92125A4190E10F4ACB9FE3F03157EC3B4375C1598517580EE7910EDDC0992EDF9D2997017AB4E794C88B676099144355D#

trabpc · 16-12-2012 12:02AM

Thanks for reply. But link not working. Any chance of a Screenshot? Does it mention age of Loader? I'm thinking mid 90's

zetecescort · 16-12-2012 12:16AM

ok sorry. hopefully these will work

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nashmach · 16-12-2012 12:35AM

It is a late 80's loader and the biggest in its day so be mindful of that when fitting to a tractor.

trabpc · 16-12-2012 01:38AM

nashmach wrote: »

It is a late 80's loader and the biggest in its day so be mindful of that when fitting to a tractor.

Thanks for the pics. Its going on a 7610. Will it handle it ok.

maidhc · 16-12-2012 04:42PM

The 2300 is a bit light for a 7610 I would think. I have two of them on Ford 4600s.

trabpc · 16-12-2012 10:02PM

Thanks, my ford is 4wd so hopefully the 6000 will suit.

Can the older Quicke's be converted to support the newer attachments (Euro I think)

At that vintage are the Tanco 968 868 any better worse.

the 968 seems a bit on the long akward size!

nashmach · 17-12-2012 01:51AM

trabpc wrote: »

Thanks, my ford is 4wd so hopefully the 6000 will suit.

Can the older Quicke's be converted to support the newer attachments (Euro I think)

At that vintage are the Tanco 968 868 any better worse.

the 968 seems a bit on the long akward size!

Having had a Tanco 968 and now a Tanco T70 and before that a Quicke 2030, I'd say the Quicke was the best of the lot.

A Tanco 878 would suit your tractor better.

Still think a Quicke 6000 is overkill - a Quicke 2560 would be a better bet.

grazeaway · 17-12-2012 09:45PM

The father in law has a quicke Q75 now there's a loader. Don't think it'll fit on the 7610 though...ha ha

trabpc · 17-12-2012 11:36PM

Q75 and €8000 to go with it!!

Went with the 6000 in the end.

trabpc · 28-12-2012 10:34PM

trabpc wrote: »

Q75 and €8000 to go with it!!

Went with the 6000 in the end.

Fitted

stop thelights · 28-12-2012 11:37PM

trabpc wrote: »

Fitted

Sweet loader and a nice tidy fit! How much was it for the loader? where abouts did you pick it up? PM me if you perfer:)

trabpc · 28-12-2012 11:51PM

stop thelights wrote: »

Sweet loader and a nice tidy fit! How much was it for the loader? where abouts did you pick it up? PM me if you perfer:)

Loader 1500 add in joystick control at 570 plus the vat. Then the forks.... Ill pm u contact details.

quicke 6000

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