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Buy an additional axle/spindles for when they snap.
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My take on this, Your tractor do what pleases you. Just because it is a 126 does not mean it is any thing special. I have a 1650 with a loader and it has proven to be one of the handiest things I have bought in years. The wife uses it almost daily when she is gardening and I use it to lift and move stuff all of the time. When cleaning mowed decks I just lift them up and move it to the power washer. I say go for it. If it was not for the wife I would move the loader to a stick shift tractor as many times you need three hands to operate the steering, loader, and hydro lever. I guess I need to add a foot control to the hydro. If you do put a loader on it I would consider adding a later model axle with 1 inch spindles, but you could also wait and see. You may never have an issue depending on how you use it.
Here is a picture to get the juices flowing. It is a 147 but looks the same as your 126 would with a Danco loader. Thought I should note that before someone corrects me. gallery_398_382_8158.jpg |
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I'd like to see some more pics of it if you have time
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My loader is on a Hydrostatic Ford with foot controls... its better than a hand controlled hydro but I want to move it onto another Ford with a manual transaxle.
I doubt you would break a spindle if you stayed within the weight recommendations of the manufacturer... my Johnson is rated at 350 lbs
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That is a picture I found on the net. It is not mine. I just posted it for the OP to show him what his 126 would look like with a Danco loader.
Here is a picture of my 1650 with Kwik-Way loader. I have added power steering, super steer front axle with 4 bolt trailer hubs and 18-8.50X8 tires, 26-12X12 tru powers and rims from a super on the rear. IMG_20170617_161010.jpg |
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I wouldnt put a loader on an O... they already have frame issues without alot of added weight.
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Lance / Alberta Can IH 127 w/deck, snowblade IH 154 Loboy(x2) w/creeper 3pt and 3160 deck CCC 12.5 w/deck Plus 35 or so non IH tractors |
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I could not agree more, how handy a loader could be.
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