Ben Jelbert
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If these two loaders are same spec and price, which would you choose and why?
Quicker or stoll
- Thread starter Ben Jelbert
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- Location
- Co antrim
Hydrac with auto hitch of from tractor. If not that a sigma iron 4. Sorry just dont like quickie or stoll
- Location
- Cornwall
Quickie
Just because...
Nothing wrong with either really.. or MX, deere or others
Just because...
Nothing wrong with either really.. or MX, deere or others
milton-95
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- Location
- aberdeenshire
Stoll gets my vote, was always quickie but after 4 years off a stoll I wouldn't rush back to the quickie.
Having used both makes of loaders , I would not have either, crowd/ tip angles were just wrong on the stoll ,and the quickie was just as bad. And very clumsy.
MX is the only one worth having in my opinion, and the crowd/tip angles are very good with hydraulic self leveling.
MX is the only one worth having in my opinion, and the crowd/tip angles are very good with hydraulic self leveling.
- Location
- Cornwall
Personally I like the Deere, but kind of limits you to a deere tractor !!
- Location
- Cornwall
Had an MX on a demo claas, liked it a lot, very tidy with the pipes all inside the boom etc.. good visibility.
Didn't like hitching it on/off so much but I guess you get used to 'em !
Didn't like hitching it on/off so much but I guess you get used to 'em !
MX is the simplest to fit /remove in my opinion, others I've used took ages to remove/fit. Using hydraulics to walk boom off brackets is just wrong. Even the owners said so. Gone to MX now.
- Location
- Co antrim
Go to hydrac and you can remove loader in a few seconds without leavin tractor seat. Same story for ther own shear grab no need to get out to connect pipes all done automatically
Never seen one. Are they in the UKGo to hydrac and you can remove loader in a few seconds without leavin tractor seat. Same story for ther own shear grab no need to get out to connect pipes all done automatically
Tomr10
Member
Just had a google wow I would actually take the loader offGo to hydrac and you can remove loader in a few seconds without leavin tractor seat. Same story for ther own shear grab no need to get out to connect pipes all done automatically
- Location
- Co antrim
Dont know that but ther made in europe so should be dealers here. If not some o the dealers on here should be makin inquiries
- Location
- Cornwall
My no.1 pet hate is people that leave the loader on when it's not required !
- Location
- Co antrim
I think considerin the price o new tractors and tyres and the fact that most new buyers get extras on tractors that they never need/use this would be worth the extra money to leave your tractor more versatile and guarantee if ye had it you wouldnt do without it after a while.My no.1 pet hate is people that leave the loader on when it's not required !
Tomr10
Member
Yep very really comes offMy no.1 pet hate is people that leave the loader on when it's not required !
- Location
- Cornwall
It's only acceptable if:
A. It's a 1960's tractor and you have to bang the pins out to take it off.
Or
B. You are a dairy farmer
(Then it's more or less expected)
- Location
- Co antrim
No excuse now ye know about the hydracIt's only acceptable if:
A. It's a 1960's tractor and you have to bang the pins out to take it off.
Or
B. You are a dairy farmer
(Then it's more or less expected)
seedman stains
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- lost in france
The day you drop it off is always the day you need it!!!