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Post some picture of what you have, I'm sure we can help. You can also just google "orb thread charts"

Two hoses in a sleeve is just fine... We sell this product, its easier to install then the regular style. We have a sizing suggestion chart on the website too. https://www.boltonhooks.com/product/dura-wrap-sleeving/ https://www.boltonhooks.com/hydraulic-parts/

Me either, seems an electric valve and joystick switch would be easier to use and install.

Please read the first post, he is talking about converting from a pinned on loader bucket to a quick attach one, presumably the SSQA style.

What could go wrong? LOL. You know the answer….$400 vs $1500? Inferior materials, lack of engineering, shoddy sweatshop workmanship, and no customer support is where the cost savings come from.

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Yes, that can be done, I had some pics on a mini skid steer bucket but can't find them now!

You will be top loading the hook that way, and risk the chain slipping off. Either way, totally unsafe. Pleased consider a local weldor to help you, or our hooks that are designed for buckets like yours.

Those are our hooks on that bucket, with the welded spacer to clear the lip. Nice of the seller on eBay to steal our picture for their own. WTF.

I had a friend actually try to buy a t-shirt with a Credit Card just to see if it would process, thankfully it did not.

The flaw with that is no one is answering phones or emails. And 'hay' is for horses 😂

Well that was shortlived...it's back up again!

Website finally down? https://www.everythingattachments.com/

You really wonder about that? They will use the money form all their other customers to fill that void.

No direct answer to your question, but the mounting hardware is the biggest issue in adding a used loader to an older machine-if you can even find a loader in the first place.

There have been just as many complaints about their "USA" stuff as their imported stuff they unpack out of containers.

Welcome to Titan 😱

Thats NUTS 😂 (sorry, couldn't resist)

Just note that some dealers will deduct the price of a new ROPS on trade in if it's been modified in anyway.