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Old 05-01-2012, 01:11 PM
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i have a question for anyone who is an expert on Danco loaders....i found one recently...with the model number being JC600...what would that fit?
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i have a question for anyone who is an expert on Danco loaders....i found one recently...with the model number being JC600...what would that fit?
That isn't a cub cadet model Danco as all of the cc's have RD-xxx for model numbers. The only diffrence is the sub frames. Got some pics maybe we can ID it for ya.
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Old 05-01-2012, 03:10 PM
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I think its for a john deere. But isk for sure. Wheel horse ones start. With WH like cub ones start with RD. Bolens is B and simplicity is S.
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Old 05-03-2012, 01:26 AM
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Anyome have any info? I cant get any pics of the frame of it.
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Anyome have any info? I cant get any pics of the frame of it.
If you have pics of the loader? I should be able to id it once I see a pic of it.
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im picking it up next weekend...ill post some pics of it then. i can't get any pics of it now as its in the dingweeds sunk in the ground.
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im picking it up next weekend...ill post some pics of it then. i can't get any pics of it now as its in the dingweeds sunk in the ground.
DOH!

Looking forward to your pics!
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i dont have any pictures, no camera. but is there ANYONE who knows anything about it? i need to find out what it fits. it doesn't fit on my raider 8 wheel horse, definitely does not fit on my cub 122 or 127. im stumped. im close to cutting it apart to fit it on something else but if i can find the right tractor i won't cut it up.
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Maybe it fits a John Cheere 600?
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i dont have any pictures, no camera. but is there ANYONE who knows anything about it? i need to find out what it fits. it doesn't fit on my raider 8 wheel horse, definitely does not fit on my cub 122 or 127. im stumped. im close to cutting it apart to fit it on something else but if i can find the right tractor i won't cut it up.
Without pics I can't help you. as I said before all you need to do is build a new sub frame and you'll be set.
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