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Old 12-27-2021, 11:36 AM
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Loaders on cubs is one of my favorite subjects, I've had one since the early 80's
and for the last 25 years on a 1450. I have a Johnson Workhorse that has 150 pounds of weight or a IH rear rake on the back. I never had a problem with steering and it was a great help around the property. When you find a loader, make sure it has push arms to the rear axle, the frame mount loaders seem to tweak and crack the frame.
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Loaders on cubs is one of my favorite subjects, I've had one since the early 80's
and for the last 25 years on a 1450. I have a Johnson Workhorse that has 150 pounds of weight or a IH rear rake on the back. I never had a problem with steering and it was a great help around the property. When you find a loader, make sure it has push arms to the rear axle, the frame mount loaders seem to tweak and crack the frame.
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Loaders on cubs is one of my favorite subjects, I've had one since the early 80's
and for the last 25 years on a 1450. I have a Johnson Workhorse that has 150 pounds of weight or a IH rear rake on the back. I never had a problem with steering and it was a great help around the property. When you find a loader, make sure it has push arms to the rear axle, the frame mount loaders seem to tweak and crack the frame.
I bought a Sears suburban SS/16 with a Johnson Workhorse FEL like the one you show with tubes to the rear axel (I wish I could find one today). Anyway I sold it to a guy who paid me extra to mount it on a JD garden tractor with an offset pumpkin that required a 4" modification to one side of the rear-end mount tube. I mounted the pump for pto belt drive up front on the JD. A moment in time ~ 35 years ago.
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Steve N........ Mine came off a Ford GT-16, (Jacobson platform). I had to modify the length of the push arms, and a new way to mount the loader to the front of the tractor. They had a cool set up for the power angle blade that used the lower loader frame, I guess I just had eyes for the loader at the time and could have kicked myself for passing it over.
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