Question on Loaders

tred

Folks, looking at a quicke 3300 loader. I noticed for the Rams pushing the front implement up and down that it has only one Ram, if you follow. Newwer loaders seem to ahve 2 at front. Any major differences??? This loader is back to 2000

MrFoxman360

I always found that loaders with only one ram for the tip/crowd function, were lighter duty loaders, and therefore didn't need it. It all depends what you are using with and for. A big single ram can be just as effective, all teleporters only have one ram, so it depends on size. Personally I prefer two an a tractor loader.

tred

MrFoxman360 wrote: »

I always found that loaders with only one ram for the tip/crowd function, were lighter duty loaders, and therefore didn't need it. It all depends what you are using with and for. A big single ram can be just as effective, all teleporters only have one ram, so it depends on size. Personally I prefer two an a tractor loader.

Would they be good enough for handling round bales and a small shear grab? on a 90 hp tractor.

MrFoxman360

Yea, it would do the trick.

europerson

Single-ram Quicke loaders tend to be just as good as a lot of two-ram loaders.