I bought a Snap-Attach for my Allis-Chalmer 460 loader, bucket, spear, plus manure forks at the 2005 National Farm Show in Louisville, KY.  In 2006 I bought the FL-48 forklift at the National Farm Show.  I set up my loader to the Snap-Attach system, and it works great!  I go from moving round bales to moving pallets to scooping manure in just seconds!

My loader is working great.  It is the only loader to buy.  My dealer recommended Westendorf on my first tractor and that's all I've bought ever since.  I've had other brands, but nothing compares to my Westendorf. I use it mainly for dirt, gravel and hay.  I recommend Westendorf to all of my neighbors.

I really like the quick-tach bucket teeth.  They work really good for scooping manure, an you were the only company I found that had a quick-tack style so the teeth don't need to be bolted on.  When I want them off they're off and when I want them on, they're on in just a few minutes.  That's quite a patent and loader you have.  I like everything about my TA-28 loader - It's the best.  I clear a lot of manure, as I have a lot of cattle.  I use it to haul wood and handle brush.  It's got good lift height (over 13') and works great for stacking bales.  I couldn't get along without it!

I bought my Westendorf sun shade and its been great. I should have bought one years ago. It is amazing how much cooler I am during summertime.

It's a fantastic loader.  Fits like a glove and has excellent visibility with the loader on.  Three neighbors are already looking at it.  This will give New Holland a run for its money.

I have a 60" version of the Rear-Ender Auto-Dump on my YM2000 for a few years.  It works great for the investment.  I have spread and leveled gravel, dug drainage reliefs on field edges, and it really works great for moving snow.  Add a hydraulic stop link (high lifter kit) and it becomes a heck of a machine.

Gentlemen, I just attended the Farm Progress Show at Decatur, Illinois. I want to comment on the equipment which you had displayed. I was impressed! I am a retired engineer with 12 patents and now go to such shows to see what is new and where things are going with machinery. Most of the stuff is just bigger and more expensive. Your engineers are to be congratulated for some creative design work. Please give one of them a pat on the back from an old man who did some innovative work in his time, too. Congratulations!

"Everyone says it's the Cadillac - but it's the Mercedes. It's a good heavy loader with good visibility. Other loaders sit a foot and a half above the hood, and that makes it hard to see. I love the quick On and Off feature because I don't have to lie down in the mud to take the loader off."

I currently own a WL-42 front-end loader, which is on a 185 Allis Chalmers tractor. I would like to state that this is the finest loader I have ever seen. This thing is incredibly easy to install/remove I cannot imagine owning any other loader.

My 2008 Westendorf TA-26 has exceeded all my expectations. When I moved the loader from a 1965 Ford tractor to a 1990 Ford cab tractor it bolted right up with no problem using the same mounts.
Westendorf's customer support is awesome, I talked to a real person and not to an automated system. Westendorf gets an A+ for the advice they offered for their product.

Two Minutes is Stretching It The easy-on and easy-off feature of my Westendorf keeps my tractor free for other chores.  You can take it off in the dirt--practically anywhere.  Two minutes is stretching it for time.  You don't have to leave the seat to attach the loader once the hoses are connected.

I like the Power-Mount and quick attach features of my Westendorf Loader. I change attachments three times a day on my TA-26.  I have a pallet fork, bucket and hay spear that keep my 800 head of cattle fed.