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Of those who have gotten new scuts in the last year or so, is your new 120r a msl loader or nsl loader I used to own one. I have seen both at our local dealer and am curious what's actually being delivered to most new owners

The salesman is claiming that too many msl owners were complaining the msl was working against them. I nor my dealer can find a drawing with that part Msl is nice, the benefits outweigh the negatives i think

Best thing is, i haven't dumped any rocks or material all over my hood like i would do on occasion with the nsl trying to shake the excess from spilling

The downside is, its harder to shake the bucket as you have to do it when its almost on the ground. You can also put an h180 msl, nsl loader on your tractor I have an h180 msl on my cabbed 4720 I love my msl loader, plenty of curl back, much higher breakout force and better lift capacity

I like the msl's so much i traded in my 220r nsl on my gen 2 2032r, for a 220r msl In the process of trading up to a new 2038r and going with the 220r msl loader Looking forward to the extra weight handing capacity of msl and understand the trade off is less bucket curl and i can live with that I understand that the standard bucket size for the 220 msl package is 57”.

The msl for the 2025r adds additional $500

The 2032r tlb w/ msl loader $42,164 (includes freight of $818, setup $500) My question is for those that have tractors, is the msl for the 220r (2032r) worth it for the increased loader capacity (1377lbs vs nsl 803 lbs) vs the loss in curl ability? Is there anybody in the north east that would be interested in swapping a 440r/h180 msl loader for a 440r nsl loader The loader is in mint condition still

I would be interested and could include cash if we could work out a deal I have ended up using my tractor to move pallets around much. With my stock 220r msl, i've lifted 4ftx4ft pallets of green firewood, but pyramided (~30 to 36 high in the center) A quick search and i don't see 250gal totes, but i see 240 gal and 275 gal

Using the dimensions of the 275gal tote (40x48x 46h), i gauge that if you tightly pack/stack it with green wood to the brim, it won't lift it.

I'm hoping someone has the manual for the h240 msl loader Specifically i'm looking for the right stationary dump/curl cylinder pin It has to have the m12 threaded hole tapped for the bucket leveling rod end bolt (part #1)

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