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Old 03-06-2011, 10:47 AM
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What I do with my blackberry- I take the picture, then I send it to my email that I can access on my computer. Then I save the picture to my picture albums and do the normal process of uploading pictures.
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Itook some pics with my tele now how do I get them here ? also I found the tag it says rd2149 would that actually be for a 149 ? if so maybee I should put it on there instead
Did you get a pic of the tag. The Danco tags have two lines one for the model number and under it serial number.

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What I do with my blackberry- I take the picture, then I send it to my email that I can access on my computer. Then I save the picture to my picture albums and do the normal process of uploading pictures.
Yep that should do the trick!
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Old 03-06-2011, 12:17 PM
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Here's Matt's Danco Loader! Let the pics begin! He has the cig lighter too!
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Old 03-06-2011, 12:26 PM
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ive never seen a Fully hydraulic powered Danco loader before...those are sweet! i must have one!
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I see the space next to the frame rails. Looking at the manuals the 125 is listed for the RD-2000 tractor. Not sure why there is a space there. Check it out real good before you use it.

Sweet looking loader!
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Nice loader!! Thanks for the pics. That Danco is pretty stout looking.
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WOW that was a good deal!!! Nice cub
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I see the space next to the frame rails. Looking at the manuals the 125 is listed for the RD-2000 tractor. Not sure why there is a space there. Check it out real good before you use it.

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that is why I was asking about the model #being 2149 is that setup maybee for a wide frame
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that is why I was asking about the model #being 2149 is that setup maybee for a wide frame
Matt email me and I'll send you the install manual for it. It's to large to send thru the forum.
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I forgot, thanks Duke for posting pics . The more I think about it I am gonna put the loader on the 149 . I know this machine came out of Pensylvania the loader I think came from Missouri the guy that it before the guy I work with had all kinds of docs and manuals it has Danco manual but it is for a Simplicity a Danco sv4040
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