The T4LP is now available with three-point hitch straight arms, resulting in an increased lift capacity of up to 2.9 tonnes.

The hooks are connected to each other by a telescoping member (76, 78), one end of which is rigidly connected to the lift arm and the other end pivotally connected to the actuator arm.

The machine includes a turret shaft (36) around which a lift arm assembly (63) is moved from a first position to a second position.

At least one lift arm (64) is secured to the rotatable shaft, with at least one actuator arm (66) pivotally mounted to the base for rotation about a second axis displaced from the axis of the rotatable shaft.

The device comprises a T-support (A) connected to the tractor's elevating arm, a hinged arm (B) and a pantograph (Ac), which provides the nailing and uncoiling device with a mobile pivoting link in space.

Some components, such as the linkage arms, come from the renowned manufacturer “Sauter”, a reference in this respect.

A loader (10) has lift arms (24) that are used for mounting a number of different attachments (55, 72, 78, 88, 96, 170).

From 1985, this tractor is available from the factory with a front hitch, providing even greater efficiency at work.

An apparatus for stabilizing at least two lift arms on a tractor of the present disclosure has a center plate disposed below the power take-off of the tractor.

A plurality of lift arm assemblies can be provided so that a stand-by roll can be loaded onto the machine to be quickly rotated into an unwinding position.

In the preferred embodiment a pair of lift springs (27) comprise gas springs for asserting a lifting force to the body by means of a body seat (53) and harness (45) coupled to the upper lift arms (21, 22).

Various types of attachments can be used, as shown, and can be controlled to be pivoted for dumping or loading, and can be raised and lowered on the lift arms.