wanted B7200 hst front loader

[Optima12]

ISO b7200 front loader with hydraulics as i am poor it needs to be reasonably priced

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

ISO b7200 front loader with hydraulics as i am poor it needs to be reasonably priced

For starters finding a complete loader with subframe that fits an HST and hydraulics is a HUGE want.
Finding it for cheap.... Your funny.
A loader like that is going to run $5K minimum.
Sorry it's just the reality of it.

 

[MapleLeafFarmer]

ISO b7200 front loader with hydraulics as i am poor it needs to be reasonably priced

if you are up for project and want it cheap then their is a facebook group all about salvage for B's and L's kubota. It's called Kubota B BX and L tractor salvage.

in the group one guy selling a B1640a loader for $850. Located PNW I believe. now being salvage if has more than a few warts buts its inexpensive.
Needs bucket, some hoses, lower frame and valve. but its a start and others in this club will have these pieces about i'm sure.

Good luck!

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

if you are up for project and want it cheap then their is a facebook group all about salvage for B's and L's kubota. It's called Kubota B BX and L tractor salvage.

in the group one guy selling a B1640a loader for $850. Located PNW I believe. now being salvage if has more than a few warts buts its inexpensive.
Needs bucket, some hoses, lower frame and valve. but its a start and others in this club will have these pieces about i'm sure.

Good luck!

Being that he's in Tennesse shipping would be a huge expense.

 

[MapleLeafFarmer]

Being that he's in Tennesse shipping would be a huge expense.

I'm not sure / no first hand experience but salvage guys / scrappers / etc... often seem to be able to think out of the box and make innovative solutions vs. USPS/FedEx only guys.

that facebook group has connections all over the place so maybe someone will know something closer, more complete, better suited to OP, etc... if OP decides.

anyways, just trying to help a newbie (OP) out with his question and make him feel welcome so maybe he will stick around and contribute to some site traffic to keep this place interesting.

cheers

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

I'm not sure / no first hand experience but salvage guys / scrappers / etc... often seem to be able to think out of the box and make innovative solutions vs. USPS/FedEx only guys.

that facebook group has connections all over the place so maybe someone will know something closer, more complete, better suited to OP, etc... if OP decides.

anyways, just trying to help a newbie (OP) out with his question and make him feel welcome so maybe he will stick around and contribute to some site traffic to keep this place interesting.

cheers

My main point is Hot shot rates are $1.50 to $2.50 for a short load, so he would be looking at $3750 to $6200 just in freight, and with the stupid price of fuel it might even run more.

I totally agree, you must network if your going to find parts for these older tractors.

I think he's going to have an uphill fight, as that's a very soot after piece of equipment and they are not normally cheap to acquire.
I not going to candy coat it, and blow sunshine on it, just because he's a new user.

One much closer option to him is @Mountainman
He might have / or have a lead on, where to find it.

 

[Paul Allwood]

Is making it yourself a possibility ?