Loader work continues. We have successfully mounted the loader!

Hopefully you aren't fed up of this project yet lol. This weeks video we wrap up building the mount for the loader project, we are very much looking forward to having this loader for this coming hay season. Still a fair amount of work to do, but that will be for another video. I hope you folks enjoyed the video, as always THANKS for watching and GOD BLESS!!!!

[@CircleTFarms419]

Looking really good, that’s gonna be a nice, heavy duty mount, keep up the great work and videos, have a good week

[@thepatrioticfarmer]

Thanks, you too!

[@davidkimmel4216]

Looks great.

[@user-kf9fv1qj9u]

Great job fabricating the loader mount

[@cockshuttboy20]

I have an 685 four wheel drive with a loader very useful.

[@daviddobson1113]

Grate job

[@karlfahrendorff1050]

Luv you're videos northwest wi nice job

[@thepatrioticfarmer]

Glad you like them!

[@user-kf9fv1qj9u]

Great video

[@deweypowell2684]

U need some liquid in them rear tars so it hold that back end down

[@bryanlindon6461]

Looks really good.

[@jvin248]

Looks great. Now to find something super heavy to stress test it and make sure no surprises when the bucket is full of muck and mess. Looks great.

[@thepatrioticfarmer]

We will definitely be testing this loader before it makes its debute to the field. Thanks for watching!

[@larrygreenwood9044]

Hard to beat a father and son team👍👍

[@minidigger1000]

You should always take the earth of the battery before welding

[@thepatrioticfarmer]

Great comment! I probably should have mentioned that in the video. I always unhook the battery when welding. It's especially important on anything relatively new that has an ECM or PCM. Thanks for watching!

[@minidigger1000]

@@thepatrioticfarmer really love your channel, that loader clamp looks really tough great job

[@thepatrioticfarmer]

@@minidigger1000 Thanks!

[@user-kf9fv1qj9u]

Great job welding

[@sweetfarmsllc8886]

Looks good! Nice work!

[@thepatrioticfarmer]

Thanks!

[@richardjohnson5883]

We have a 684 industrial. Your loader brackets look a lot like it has. They definitely have more support than factory 2250 brackets. Is your 884 all original? That’s one slick tractor

[@thepatrioticfarmer]

Everything looks to be all original. It's a pretty sharp addition!

[@randybennett5417]

That 884 should make a nice loader tractor. Do you have an 886 yet ? They appear to be a nice size tractor.

[@thepatrioticfarmer]

The only 86 series tractor we have is the 786. It is very similar to the 886. It's a pretty nice tractor. We use it a lot! Thanks for watching!

[@bradjenkins932]

Looks good.. Question. Are you concerned about the spindles and bearings?

[@thepatrioticfarmer]

Definitely, something we took into consideration when choosing this setup. I would be more concerned if this had the light front axle. This particular tractor has the heavier front axle. It's built very similar to the axles on the larger frame tractors, which this loader was originally designed to be used on. Thanks for watching!

[@bradjenkins932]

@@thepatrioticfarmer Ok that's good.

[@sugarridgefarmsllc9838]

Does that tractor really only have 2000 hrs on it or is it 12000 hrs ?

[@thepatrioticfarmer]

Hr meter on that tractor has not been rolled over, 2000 hrs is the correct hrs on this unit. It's a pretty sharp addition to the fleet! We bought from a small hay/beef farm a few miles west of us.