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Old 12-12-2016, 08:37 AM
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Help!!! I've fallen.....and I cannot get up!!! I contacted the man and he said it is mine and I will pick it up in a week or so (would be a lot sooner, but my long work days will not allow me to get it.). He is a friend of mine and has NOT advertised it on CL or Fleabay. Oh, did I mention it is a block and a half away from me? It is certainly at an Uncle Lewy price......Like Unc, like nephew!!

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It's a block and a half away yet you can't find time to get it for a week?
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Old 12-12-2016, 08:46 AM
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It's a block and a half away yet you can't find time to get it for a week?
Can't think of a better reason to call in sick than a $200 loader that's a block and one half away. Don't waste your sick days on being sick.
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Old 12-12-2016, 10:35 AM
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Ok here's a question for the loader goo hoos. Since it is mounted on a case, which is "hydraulic drive" vs hydrostatic, would this loader setup use the tractors hydraulic system on the case rather than how our Cubs will need an externally run pump for the extra gpms needed? Will Maxwell may have to buy the pump for it seperate?

Looks to me like it runs off the rear aux valve that case runs that was meant for a rear hydraulic attachment like a tiller
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Ok here's a question for the loader goo hoos. Since it is mounted on a case, which is "hydraulic drive" vs hydrostatic, would this loader setup use the tractors hydraulic system on the case rather than how our Cubs will need an externally run pump for the extra gpms needed? Will Maxwell may have to buy the pump for it seperate?

Looks to me like it runs off the rear aux valve that case runs that was meant for a rear hydraulic attachment like a tiller
Great question Alvy!!! That is why I wrote this thread up to get answers to those tough questions. I think Mark stated earlier that my fluid may not be enough to run the loader and I was wondering the same. Thanks for stating that.

Working 2 full time jobs keeps me at work from around 7 am until about 10:30 to midnight each day and 40 miles away from the loader when I am at work, so it is not possible to pick it up.......calling in sick to one place is something, but not to both!! Doggone it. He is holding it for me for a week anyway and he is a man of his word.

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Those are dual acting cylinders. As they expand, the fluid from the end goes back to the tank and replaces what is being taken out. When they are all fully extended, it won't drop the level in the rear enough to not let it work, and you won't keep it all the way up dumped for very long. If it's an issue, you can slightly overfill it. It won't hurt.

As far as the Case using the tractors hyd system, yeah it appears to. The drive system doesn't make any difference.

What you choose to use, is your choice. You have lots of options. If your 982 has dual sticks, and you plan to leave the loader on, it's no big deal to remove the rockshaft lift cylinder and the lines to the front, run a set of lines out the side/sides and use them to run the loader. If you choose to mount a pump, hopefully the loaders frame has a tank that doesn't leak that you can use as a reservoir. I hate the look of the front mounted pump. All inclusive to the tractor is much cleaner. It's not going to be a skid loader... so don't expect it to. It may run a little slower off the tractors hydraulic system, but somehow I don't think that will be an issue unless your planning on cleaning horse stalls with it. In which case, it beats a pitchfork or a shovel.


As a note, there is a Case 4?? that my wife showed me for sale in my area. Bad engine, but comes with what appears to be a 682 and another yellow "82" styled CC... guy wants $800 for all 3 as a pair, but may separate. You might be able to find a Case to put it on.....
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I like the look of those big tire Case tractors.
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hard to tell from pics but it looks like it might be running off a case pto....
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hard to tell from pics but it looks like it might be running off a case pto....
Can't be. None of the lines go to a tank.
Main lines are in and out at the valve. Has to be running off a hydraulic port on the tractor.
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Old 12-13-2016, 10:41 AM
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a case pto is a hydraulic valve with ports....way higher pressure than a cub too.... its for running a hydraulic tiller, etc....see the little handle in the back???


oh and i have one....
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the tank is under the hood in the front above the oil cooler too...
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