Alpine tractor talk

[MattyF]

Just about fits on a 10ft with a winch.

[HertsWood]

I have a bit more room with mine...

[MattyF]

Got to be another plus point for the uni forest winch, the igland would have but the link arms have been lengthened so the pto fits with out issue.

[Old Lands]

I have a bit more room with mine...

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What tractor and size trailer is that then HertsWood? It looks a good fit.

[Oaklay]

[josharb87]

What model Pasquali is that Oakley?

Front steer or arctic? and what do you think of the loader?

 

Thanks

[kevinjohnsonmbe]

We were told similar from one dealer and also that we could damage the machine. Other dealers were not so negative and we went ahead and put a loader on our normal steering one. We have our loader on the bonnet end and it does need something on the linkage as a counter weight to lift anything sensible. We work the machines hard sometimes on steep ground and using the loader has never been a problem, always seems stable and we have never broken anything on the machine. Having the loader on out machine has only been positive in my experience. Hope this helps

 

 

Sorry, missed that when you first posted it. Just caught it as I was re-reading the thread.

 

[CHC]

I have a bit more room with mine...

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I know it's a uni forest but what model winch and what hp tractor is it on??

[HertsWood]

The alpine is an Antonio Carraro TTR4400 Bi-directional, got it from Lamberhurst engineering a couple of years ago, 2008 & just 1300 hrs. It's the Uniforest 35E winch & my trailer is an IW LM126

[Oaklay]

It's a 56hp eos, front steer. great for site clearance with heavy flail on linkage and timber grab on loader. Or splitter on linkage and bucket on loader around the yard. I would like a bigger hp one but they get to heavy for us to move our selves. Tractor, flail, loader and grab is around 2.3 ton.

Loader is great. In my experience I've had no problems at all running a loader on front steer alpine :-)