740 Classic Loader Self. Illustrations and specifications in this manual are based on the. Installation Instructions Available Online to John Deere. 740 Classic Loader Self. Illustrations and specifications in this manual are based on the. Installation Instructions Available Online to John Deere.

You are logged in as a guest. ( ) Need input about john deere 740 loader Jump to page: Now viewing page 1 [50 messages per page]:: ->Message format Posted 7/9/2011 20:54 (#1855843) Subject: Need input about john deere 740 loader Looking at a 740sl deere loader for my 7400 2 wheel drive. Going to be used mostly with pallet forks to handle totes,etc., some dirt work also.

Identix Expense Tracker V1.4. I am sure it will get overloaded like everything always does. Question is will there be any issues with front end or other problems?? Is it the right fit??

Thanks for your input Posted 7/9/2011 21:03 (#1855859 - in reply to #1855843) Subject: RE: Need input about john deere 740 loader Deckerville, MI we have one on a 7800 fwa and hate it because you can't see the forks when entering a pallett or tote John Posted 7/9/2011 21:09 (#1855862 - in reply to #1855859) Subject: RE: Need input about john deere 740 loader. Andy and John - 7/9/2011 20:03 we have one on a 7800 fwa and hate it because you can't see the forks when entering a pallett or tote John That's pretty much the case with pallet forks on most tractor/loader combos. The best tractors for use with pallet forks on a front loader are narrow fronts without cabs. Posted 7/9/2011 21:18 (#1855878 - in reply to #1855843) Subject: RE: Need input about john deere 740 loader Dalhart, Texas We also have one on a 7800. Aoe 1 Full Version. Awesome loader with a lot of lift, but a pain in the butt to remove from tractor and put back on. Have not had any trouble with front end, but being a mfwd may be why as they seem heavier built.

One thing I wish they would do is have a single point hook up as the grapple lines have to be cracked to remove. By the way, ours has been used a ton and still going strong. Posted 7/9/2011 21:20 (#1855882 - in reply to #1855843) Subject: RE: Need input about john deere 740 loader Northeast Misery Wouldn't spend the extra $ for self-leveling, many times you want to move the loader and not the bucket/attachment. The one we had was well-tested, never had any issues.

This was on a fwd though, not 2wd. Jmo If you take the loader off more than once per year, go ahead and splurge on the quick attach hydraulic coupler. Edited by PTO 7/9/2011 21:24 Posted 7/9/2011 22:38 (#1855995 - in reply to #1855862) Subject: RE: Need input about john deere 740 loader Princeton,IN Back-up cameras are getting pretty cheap. Could you mount one front and center to point at the forks about ground level? Or better, mount it ON the loader frame and always pointing at the forks, regardless of elevation?

Posted 7/9/2011 22:42 (#1856004 - in reply to #1855878) Subject: Re: Need input about john deere 740 loader NEMO Just curious why you think it is a pain to remove and reinstall the loader? They are actually pretty simple, can be removed and reinstalled in about 10-15 minutes. As far as a single point hook-up, AW32098 for the fixed half and AW31305 for the mobile half, plus the brackets. Install Plesk Migration Manager on this page.

There is probalby a whole goods number that has both halves, the brackets and hardware that would be cheaper than getting them through parts. It will have provisions for the grapple attatchment. Posted 7/9/2011 22:55 (#1856024 - in reply to #1855878) Subject: RE: Need input about john deere 740 loader Saronville NE Whyd ont you just put quick couplers inline for the grapple when changing attachments if you dont have the single point hookup. They are fast and easy also, thats what we did on our GB ldr, works slick and is reasonable and quick. Posted 7/9/2011 23:35 (#1856089 - in reply to #1856004) Subject: Re: Need input about john deere 740 loader Dalhart, Texas I guess I am being lazy as I would like it to just hook up like a combine header.