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It's feasible, but would be a very expensive exercise, particularly on an old tractor. I once worked for a big co that converted a surplus 561C to D5 specs when it was still a current model, and remember the workshop supervisor saying afterward that they'd never do it again as it simply wasn't cost ...

Without a doubt one of the best loaders ever built....well balanced, good to operate, no computers...they just keep going and going.

Nice straight old girl, a very early early B series by the looks when they still had the turbo motor.

Roly has just posted another vid on youtube.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMTn0vN5ijQ

The cab on that loader is hilarious...

There's a couple of new vids of the 633 from the start of the thread, this time it's moving dirt....a really straight looking machine for it's age...pity he didn't straighten the stack up though.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xujvxFgbdEk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVuTGhFVLUo

Hello Angus, did you mean 613 scraper bowls?..the 631 is an open bowl type.. the 633 is the elevator size equivalent of the 631.

Great pics...I do believe the Leyland driver in the last pic is even wearing a tie!