The ballast box can be used to carry additional ballast for greater tractor stability.

A 9-in. high extension can be added to ballast box for even greater capacity.

A bushing kit is required for the ballast box to be used with the iMatch™ Quick Hitch.

 

 

Overview

 

The bucket level indicator assists the operator in determining the attachment position at ground level.

It is adjustable to indicate level position for different attachments such as pallet forks and buckets.

The indicator is adjusted to have the bend of the rod rest in the bracket when the attachment is level at ground.

 

To adjust the rod to be level for different implements:

1. Position the bucket/attachment level on the ground
2. Loosen the cap screw and adjust the indicator rod until the top of the rod is even with the bracket
3. Tighten the cap screw

Heavy-duty buckets are available for tasks requiring more robust bucket designs. Recommended for heavier use applications, such as commercial operations.

 

The top surface of the bucket is parallel to the cutting edge, which aids the operator as a leveling guide.

 

Additional strength is built into the bucket design with additional wear bars, boxed top bucket section, and bucket end plate supports.

 

The cutting edge has pre-drilled holes for the addition of a replaceable cutting edge.

 

Bucket specs:

Carrier	Compact loader carrier
Type	Heavy-duty
Width	1550 mm (61 in.)
Weight	111.5 kg (246 lb)
Height	515 mm (20.2 in.)
Depth	590 mm (23.1 in.)
Struck capacity	0.25 cu m (9.0 cu ft)
Heaped capacity	0.30 cu m (10.6 cu ft)

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This is a large-capacity bucket for the 320R, 400E, 440R, H165, and H180 Loaders for light material use such as handling mulch, sawdust, feed, and snow.

 

IMPORTANT: Not designed to withstand heavy material or usages other than light materials.

 

The top surface of the bucket is parallel to the cutting edge, which aids operator as a leveling guide.

 

Quick-change for easy on and off. 

 

Round-back design helps material flow when filling or dumping the bucket.

Heavy-duty buckets are available for tasks requiring more robust bucket designs. They are recommended for heavier use applications.

 

The top surface of the bucket is parallel to the cutting edge, which aids the operator as a leveling guide. Extra strength is built into the bucket design with additional wear bars, boxed top bucket section, and bucket end plate supports.

 

The bucket is equipped with bucket loops for chain applications. 

 

Bucket specs:

Carrier	Skid steer
Type	Heavy-duty
Width	1850 mm (73 in.)
Weight	158 kg (348 lb)
Height	631.1 mm (24.8 in.)
Depth	710.1 mm (28 in.)
Struck capacity	0.43 m3 (15 cu ft)
Heaped capacity	0.53 m3 (18.6 cu ft)

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Heavy-duty buckets are available for tasks requiring more robust bucket designs. They are recommended for heavier use applications, such as commercial operations.

 

The top surface of the bucket is parallel to the cutting edge, which aids the operator as a leveling guide. Additional strength is built into the bucket design with additional wear bars, boxed top bucket section, and bucket end plate supports. The cutting edge has pre-drilled holes for the addition of a replaceable cutting edge. It is also equipped with bucket loops for chain applications.

Bucket specs for BW16358
Carrier	Compact loader carrier
Type	Heavy-duty
Width	1850 mm (73 in.)
Weight	140 kg (308 lb)
Height	519 mm (20.4 in.)
Depth	587.9 mm (23.1 in.)
Struck capacity	0.30 cu m (10.7 cu ft)
Heaped capacity	0.39 cu m (13.8 cu ft)

 

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Materials buckets are available to match tractor and loader applications. They may be used for loading dirt, gravel, feed and light materials, as well as scrapping, digging and other general purpose tasks.

 

IMPORTANT: Materials buckets are not recommended for heavy-duty tasks. For heavier-use applications, use the heavy-duty bucket.

 

The top surface of the bucket is parallel to cutting edge, which aids the operator as a leveling guide.

There is a quik-change connection for easy on and off.

 

The round-back design helps material flow when filling or dumping the bucket.

 

Bucket specs:

Carrier	Compact loader carrier
Type	Materials
Width	1850 mm (73 in.)
Weight	101.2 kg (223 lb)
Height	516 mm (20.2 in.)
Depth	591 mm (23.1 in.)
Struck capacity	0.30 cu m (10.7 cu ft)
Heaped capacity	0.36 cu m (12.8 cu ft)

Compare bucket specs for compact utility tractor loaders

This is a large-capacity bucket for the 320R, H165, and H180 Loaders for light material use such as handling mulch, sawdust, feed, and snow.

 IMPORTANT: Not designed to withstand heavy material or usages other than light materials.

 

The top surface of the bucket is parallel to the cutting edge, which aids operator as a leveling guide.

 

Quick-change for easy on and off. 

 

Round-back design helps material flow when filling or dumping the bucket.

 

Bucket specs:

Carrier	Compact loader carrier
Type	High-Volume
Width	2150 mm (85 in.)
Weight	179 kg (394 lb)
Height	631.1 mm (24.8 in.)
Depth	710.1 mm (28.0 in.)
Struck capacity	0.5 cu m (17.4 cu ft)
Heaped capacity	0.61 cu m (21.7 cu ft)

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Overview

 

The Quik-Change attachment carrier allows one person to quickly change attachments without the use of tools. Simply roll the attachment back with the boom slightly off the ground, remove the retaining pins, and then roll the attachment forward and lower to the ground. To connect to another attachment simply align the attachment carrier with the hooks of the attachment, raise the boom for the carrier to engage the hooks of the attachment and rollback the attachment carrier. Then install the retaining pins and the carrier is ready to work.

This provides a very effective means of changing attachments without having to purchase an option to facilitate changing attachments

 

The skid steer attachment carrier is installed in place of the standard John Deere attachment carrier and allows for the use of skid steer attachments on the 320R, H165, 440R, and H180 Loaders.

 

 

Overview

 

The Quik-Change attachment carrier allows one person to quickly change attachments without the use of tools. Simply roll the attachment back with the boom slightly off the ground, remove the retaining pins, and then roll the attachment forward and lower to the ground. To connect to another attachment simply align the attachment carrier with the hooks of the attachment, raise the boom for the carrier to engage the hooks of the attachment and rollback the attachment carrier. Then install the retaining pins and the carrier is ready to work.

This provides a very effective means of changing attachments without having to purchase an option to facilitate changing attachments

 

The skid steer attachment carrier is installed in place of the standard John Deere attachment carrier and allows for the use of skid steer attachments on the 320R, H165, 440R, and H180 Loaders.

Overview

 

Briefly describe the attachment, what it is, and what it does.

The replaceable bucket cutting edge is recommended for heavier use applications, such as commercial operations and rental customers.
 
Additional strength is added to the cutting edge, and the replaceable cutting edge is reversible for longer wear life.
 
It is not compatible with tooth bars.

 

NOTE:  Heavy-duty buckets come standard with the holes to install the replaceable cutting edge. Standard materials buckets require installation of attaching holes

Overview

 

Briefly describe the attachment, what it is, and what it does.

The replaceable bucket cutting edge is recommended for heavier use applications, such as commercial operations and rental customers.
 
Additional strength is added to the cutting edge, and the replaceable cutting edge is reversible for longer wear life.
 
It is not compatible with tooth bars.

 

NOTE:  Heavy-duty buckets come standard with the holes to install the replaceable cutting edge. Standard materials buckets require installation of attaching holes

Overview

Hood guards offer additional protection to the front end of the tractor. Hood guards are required to be used when a loader is installed on the tractor and is optional if a loader is not being used. Some hood guards offer additional kits such as deluxe hood guard attachments that further prevent debris from contacting the grille of the tractor.

Overview

Hood guards offer additional protection to the front end of the tractor. Hood guards are required to be used when a loader is installed on the tractor and is optional if a loader is not being used. Some hood guards offer additional kits such as deluxe hood guard attachments that further prevent debris from contacting the grille of the tractor.

Overview

Hood guards offer additional protection to the front end of the tractor. Hood guards are required to be used when a loader is installed on the tractor and is optional if a loader is not being used. Some hood guards offer additional kits such as deluxe hood guard attachments that further prevent debris from contacting the grille of the tractor.

Overview

Hood guards offer additional protection to the front end of the tractor. Hood guards are required to be used when a loader is installed on the tractor and is optional if a loader is not being used. Some hood guards offer additional kits such as deluxe hood guard attachments that further prevent debris from contacting the grille of the tractor.

Overview

Hood guards offer additional protection to the front end of the tractor. Hood guards are required to be used when a loader is installed on the tractor and is optional if a loader is not being used. Some hood guards offer additional kits such as deluxe hood guard attachments that further prevent debris from contacting the grille of the tractor.

Overview

Hood guards offer additional protection to the front end of the tractor. Hood guards are required to be used when a loader is installed on the tractor and is optional if a loader is not being used. Some hood guards offer additional kits such as deluxe hood guard attachments that further prevent debris from contacting the grille of the tractor.

This kit provides hydraulic couplers at the front of the loader boom for operating attachments that require third-function hydraulics.

 

NOTES:

1. Tractor must be equipped with a third selective control valve (SCV).
2. If installing a 440R or H180 Loader on 4M Tractor, the dual mid-valve and third electrohydraulic (EH) valve kit will be needed from tractor hydraulics.
3. If used with skid steer attachments, couplers will not match. The following parts are required to convert for this application:

• 1-KV14216
• 1-KV15976
• 2-AT191333

Mounting frame, hoses, and parts must be ordered through Parts for the 320R Loader configuration with 4005, 990, 970, and 1070 Tractors.

This bundle consists of the hoses and parts to connect the loader boom hydraulic lines of the 440R Loader to the mid-mount area hydraulic couplers on the compatible tractor.

 

NOTE: For a 440R or H180 Loader and 4M Tractor field-installed dual mid-valve kit, see BLV11029.

    220R Loader with single point hydraulic connector shown

    120R Loader with BXX10283 single point hydraulic connector shown

Overview

Available on 120R and 220R loaders, the hydraulic single-point connector saves the operator time and effort during the loader removal and installation process. This feature allows effortless connection or removal of boom and bucket hydraulic connection lines within seconds.

 

This single-point hydraulic coupler attachment supports two hydraulic circuits used to operate the loader boom and bucket. 

 

The single point system contains two main sections: tractor and loader halves. The tractor half that remains on the tractor is securely mounted, utilizing a bracket that is held in the same place as the loader mounting frame. The loader half is flexible and when disconnected, remains with the loader (parked).

An enhancement to the loader is the suspension system. A great level of loader productivity is achieved with the LSS.

• An accumulator charged with nitrogen and connected to the head-end lift cylinder hose through a T-fitting provides shock absorption
• The cylinders move in and out to allow the boom to float 

Performance

• Bales can be transported more efficiently from one end of the field to the other over frozen, hard-packed, or rutted terrain.

NOTE: Check bale-handling capability of tractor before use.

• Pallets can be moved easily without sustaining cargo damage
• Pallets of seed or fertilizer can be carried across a yard without a bag spilling and creating a costly mess
• A properly-ballasted tractor with LSS has increased stability, creating a smoother ride for the operator

Cost of ownership

• Extended life of loader pins and bushings
• Less stress on tractor axle

Reasons for turning LSS off include:

• Digging applications - with LSS on, the cylinders retract slightly, losing lifting power
• Holding a grade when blading - with LSS on, it is difficult to hold a constant grade
• Precise pallet and bale handling - with LSS on, the load moves up and down slightly while being positioned
• Parking a loader - with LSS on, when down pressure is applied, the lift cylinders retract slightly, making it more difficult to park

The switch is conveniently located in the operator station to avoid having to exit the tractor seat to manually move the handle on the LSS.

LSS can also be ordered with a manual shutoff. Depending on the tractor/loader model, the accumulator is located in different places. On the 440R, the accumulator is mounted outside the bottom of the mounting frame. On the 5 Series Tractors, the accumulator is mounted near the inside of the rear right wheel. On 6 Series tractors and larger, it is mounted in between the hydraulic connection and the mounting frame.

Overview

iMatch™ Bushing Kits are the fast and simple solution for making 3-point implements compatible with iMatch Quick Hitches.

Benefits

• Fast and simple conversion - to make implements with Category 1 3-point pins compatible with iMatch Quick Hitches
• Easy installation - requiring only a hammer to insert the roll pins

 

NOTE: All implements (box blades, tillers, rear blades, landscape rakes, etc.) require a set of bushings to enlarge the pin to fit with the iMatch hooks. Bushings of different lengths can be found in the parts system or through a bushing supplier.

Overview

Mounting frames are designed at the same time as the tractor in order to provide durable and yet very simple attaching points for the loader. The mounting frames bolt to the tractor chassis and do not restrict tractor use when the loader is not installed.

Overview

Mounting frames are designed at the same time as the tractor in order to provide durable and yet very simple attaching points for the loader. The mounting frames bolt to the tractor chassis and do not restrict tractor use when the loader is not installed.