Westendorf WL-576 Front End Loader
Bi-Directional Advantage
The WL-576 is designed specifically for the Ford Bi-Directional Tractors. Its heavy duty construction compliments the tractor well. Excellent lift height of 12' 6".
The WL-576 Advantage:
- No mounting brackets required!
- Large power triangle for power and strength.
- Lift height of 12-1/2 feet is ideal for handling hay and stacking bales.
- Low-profile fit increases visibility and sightlines while working.
- Double-tapered arm design resists twisting and increases strength.
- More power with larger cylinders offers an impressive lift capacity of 3,400 lbs. to tote heavy loads.
- Mount or dismount your loader hydraulically in less than 2 minutes without any tools or dangerous stands.
- Comes standard with an 84" heavy duty bucket that holds up to 1.5 cubic yards of material.
- Snap-AttachTM System makes changing attachments easy.
- Complete line of attachments available.
- All hoses and mounting brackets included.
STANDARD LOADER PACKAGE
3" Lift & 2 1/2" Bucket Cylinders, Hydraulic Power-MountTM, Snap-AttachTM, Hose Kit, MA-40 Hydraulic Manifold, Bucket Gauge Rod and 84" High Capacity Bucket.
PACKAGE OPTIONS & UPGRADES
Call 563-724-3500 for options and upgrades.
Flareless hose and cylinder fittings offer "three"
separate levels of leak defense. They handle higher
burst pressures and can be used with heavier
tubing to withstand the higher hydraulic pressures
found in today's newer tractors.
The WL-576 has an excellent lift height of 12' 6",
which is great for handling hay or seed pallets.
Metal piston rings & chrome-plated piston rods add
more protection from rust corrosion & stroke wear.
The WL-576 comes standard with 3" lift and
2-1/2" bucket cylinders.
84" standard high capacity bucket with a clean
rib-free interior. The bucket is tapered on all sides
for quick release of materials. It is braced from
the cutting edge on the bottom, back under and
through the bucket connections and couplers. This
style of bracing allows the loader to absorb the
shock of digging.