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06-17-2017, 07:57 PM
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Looks strong, Randy. My 108 has external brakes which I think would be in the way of attaching the loader frame to the rearend, I guess I could always take the brakes off. Brakes are overrated.
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06-17-2017, 09:30 PM
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I think there is plenty of room Tim, I know I plan on doing it. I think if you start with the loader bolted to the cross piece and clamp it to the frame, you should be able to see if the bucket will sit on the floor with uprights at 90. Then raise uprights or lower the cross member till the rams are all the way in. Randy
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06-17-2017, 10:45 PM
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Tim, here are some pictures of my loader. These along with the correct loader manual I just e-mailed you should help in building a sub frame. If you need any more or measurements just let me know.
Tom IMG_20170617_160319.jpg IMG_20170617_160328.jpg IMG_20170617_160538.jpg IMG_20170617_160554.jpg IMG_20170617_160603.jpg IMG_20170617_160619.jpg IMG_20170617_160651.jpg IMG_20170617_160746.jpg IMG_20170617_160809.jpg IMG_20170617_160815.jpg IMG_20170617_160847.jpg IMG_20170617_160900.jpg IMG_20170617_161010.jpg IMG_20170617_161107.jpg IMG_20170617_160720.jpg
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