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Old 04-14-2013, 09:13 PM
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Not to change the subject Duke but I think your going to have to install clearance lights on that loader ! How high does that machine go ? I don't remember if mine is all the way up or not but yours is amazing.
I can walk under it with the bucket all the way up and I'm 6' tall.
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Welcome! Im from even further upstate ny. Im from champlain ny im pretty close to vermont and border Canada. nice cub!
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Duke, that is so cool, unless you are mini-me you would need a good dental plan if you were going to try to walk under mine. I can just get high enough to load over the side of the box on my F250 without doing damage.........
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Your welcome! It's a Kwik-Way Model L but I had a Danco RD-100 before that.

Fellow member CADPlans designs loaders and trenchers at his site www.cadplans.com



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Thanks again Duke. I think I'll start a thread on that page. I ripped it to the frame this afternoon. Heading to the sandman tomorrow.
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Welcome! Im from even further upstate ny. Im from champlain ny im pretty close to vermont and border Canada. nice cub!
You're up in cold country! I went to college in Canton. First winter in the north we had 28 days straight that the temp never got above zero. And I was driving a 74 Camaro with a four speed and bald tires. Good memories though.
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greener14519: Those IH hub caps are worth the price of the tractor, nice find and good luck with your resto. Always remember when posting info on your progress...........
Thanks Jumper! I had no idea about the hub caps. I was gonna get some chrome polish and see if I can clean them up. Not sure if I like the look though. Maybe I should sell 'em off to raise funds for my loader project!
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Thank you Allen! Looking forward to spending some time here!
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You're up in cold country! I went to college in Canton. First winter in the north we had 28 days straight that the temp never got above zero. And I was driving a 74 Camaro with a four speed and bald tires. Good memories though.
He he, that must be a NY tradition of bad weather, old Camaro's, collage and bald tires. I had a 70 Camaro with bald tires trying to get home from collage in the blizzard of "77".
Good times ! .
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For anyone who was following this thread, I have started a new one under IH Cub (GT). I've been busy stripping and cleaning parts. See my progress here:
http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=23916
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