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I picked this Kwik Way loader up 4 or 5 years ago and never got around to installing it.
DSCN0659.jpg I found it at a dealer in Alabama and we made a deal. It was missing the pump and the bracket the pump mounts to but everything else was there, I think. I had the sub-frame mounted on my 1772 for 3 years but never got around to messing around with the rest of it. I've been looking at getting a plasma cutter or an Esab Rebel welder for the last few months but figured I needed a plasma more than another welder right now. I found this one online at Welders Supply for $475 cheaper than 2 local welding stores....that is another story. DSCN3349.jpg DSCN3346.jpg DSCN3350.jpg I started working with cardboard on making a mount that I think will work. This is what I came up with to start. DSCN3348.jpg I had to subtract about 0.332" for the torch head off of the original pattern to get my original sized piece. Holy crap does this thing cut fast and clean. DSCN3351.jpg DSCN3352.jpg
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