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Loader for 170-175 for sale
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    Posted: 27 Aug 2010 at 4:43pm
I have bought a really nice original 170 allis chalmers that had a MEMO self-leveling quick attach loader on it. THe loader seems to be built very well and that is only 5 years old. The owner told me he used it 6 times to load bales and the 170 it was on had 1600 hrs on it so i don;t believe it was used very much. It might fit other tractors i am not sure. The bucket is very straight with teeth you can leave in it or take out. It also comes with a bale spear.  I am asking $4000.00 or OBO. I am located in Madison Ne. Call 402-750-3573  I can also email more pictures. Thanks
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Sorry can't get the pictures posted on here can email them out though. Also the link i put down has a couple of pictures of the loader
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Is it my imagination or doesn't it seem that the loader is mounted about 3-4' too far forward?
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I'll second that Eldon!
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No hitting the spreader that way. I guess.
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