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Front Loader on a Super 1872
I have a 1872 and been messing with Cubs for 30 years pulling and home use and new to forum I'm looking to build and install front end loader/payloader. So I'm asking for anyone that can or would be willing to share info? Such as adding a rear hydraulic pump also pump size and hoses (still want to be able to use mower) install aux controls and hydraulic tank ? Maybe some pictures Thanks
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one of the forum members is building one now.
https://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/...ad.php?t=58149
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Well a front loader is one thing and an IH payloader is another thing altogether
http://coolspringpowermuseum.org/Exh...ehicles_04.htm |
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Being done except for building the bucket, my advice for the average person would be to buy a set of plans for your tractor. They are optimized for material and will save you lots of
And as I've read here and its very true, once you buy the steel and the pump, you're about one third the way there for cost. |
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