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question Zetor 7245 Loader Capacity?

the last time i was there they were starting and moving some of the tractors from down the very back ones gone green and cobwebs but the real question is who will buy them ? why do leave an old one there to die?
 
That's the million dollar question? why leave them there so long? I tried buying a tractor like yours off them back in the 00's and even though the tractor needed a nice bit of work and tiding not a penny less than the full price would they sell it at, sat there afterwards for nearly 2 and half years after. was fairly mangy by then I'd bet.
 
back to loaders did you see the little massey 2wd with a digger loader on it what a waste a big 160 same 4wd with that loader and you'd have some shifter
 
Those small 2wheel drive tractors were bit of a waste with a massive loader , put it onto your 12145 be great job.
 
i have no intention of putting loader on mine

do you see how high you put up bales with an attachment that an engineers company from cork make
 
The giraffe. Put up 4with an old loader or 5/6 with a newer one if your shed is tall enough and the bales are sound enough to build that high.
 
I think the weight wouldn't be too bad only when your lifting a bale off the ground but once you have it up high should be any trouble only I wouldn't drive too far with it up to the last.
 
i thought i saw a pike on dd that can go on the back or the front and do the same job


there's one for you rockcod
 
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A bale pike gives you a great option, but you wouldn't get a height boost.


I was talking to a man today who said his loader will lift a tonne but he has a 110hp a quicker Q55 loader it has 540x70x24 tyres on the front, braces brackets running all the way to the back axle.

When he lifts two 500kg bags at a time, he would not use a fork only a bale spikes and a concrete weight on the back.
 
A decent set of bale forks on the back might get me out of trouble for unloading the trailer I reckon.
 
Yes that's what I said at the start, on the back no fear of trouble especially if you only going to have a 7245.


I was talking to a man today who said his loader will lift a tonne but he has a 110hp a quicker Q55 loader it has 540x70x24 tyres on the front, braces brackets running all the way to the back axle.

I should also said too that the front wheels have solid rims for lifting big weights.
 

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