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Old 11-15-2017, 05:51 PM
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Has anyone here seen a GB 1220 loader on a garden tractor? I found one that is incomplete, but I can easily build what's missing. I've never seen one and couldn't find anything with a search on Google or Yahoo. I didn't have a tape measure with me to see if it would fit, but it is about the right size.
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Old 11-15-2017, 06:41 PM
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Did you take a picture of it?
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Old 11-15-2017, 09:46 PM
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Didn't have anything to take one with. I'll be out there again in the next couple days to find out what he wants for it and I'll get a couple then.

I'll never be able to get a clear picture of the sn plate, but I could see that it said it was a model 1220, mfg. by GB in Great Bend, KS. I've never seen a GB that small. I see that Bush Hog has bought them out and I have asked them for manuals, but I'm not getting my hopes up that they have any info.
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Has anyone here seen a GB 1220 loader on a garden tractor? I found one that is incomplete, but I can easily build what's missing. I've never seen one and couldn't find anything with a search on Google or Yahoo. I didn't have a tape measure with me to see if it would fit, but it is about the right size.
Never heard of a GB loader.. I'm interested to see what you find out though? Keep us posted!
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Never heard of a GB loader.. I'm interested to see what you find out though? Keep us posted!
They were a popular loader for farm tractors. I have just never seen one this small.
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I have a GB workmaster 800 on my farmall 400.
It looks like an IH loader sort of, pretty sturdy.
But I wished it had more back tilt on the bucket,as anything wet like cement/cow shit will run out, even @ full tilt.
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As of right now, Bush Hog can't find any record of that loader model.
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Well, here it is. The frame pieces that would be next to the engine are about 23in. apart and the lift arms are about 30" apart. The bucket is there, but the loader is missing the mounts, hydraulic pump and valves. The owner is not around for me to get a price.



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That it too large for a CC GT. Really too big for a SGT. Would be OK for a Lo-Boy, but it was made for a SCUT. You can buy it, but I think it's way too big.
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Here s a GB-1220-SZ sold at auction in 2013 for $710
Says it was on a Suzue tractor.

https://www.publicsurplus.com/sms/au...iew?auc=850879





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