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09-30-2012, 12:19 PM
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Kwik-Way model L Johnson Workhorse Any loader could be made to fit with a new sub frame. Matt G's site has the best loader sub frame info on it. 
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10-03-2012, 03:13 AM
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I have a non dis-script loader on my 72, which also fits any narrow frame cub I happen to have.
 It a homemade loader, built it my self from spare parts and some new parts.  Works realy good for digging.  But sometimes it needs a little extra weight for traction getting back out of the hole you dug. Notice the doubble heads in the previous photo.  Found out the load capasity of the trailer the hard way, on the second full load we bent the axle. And when you over use the loader things do break.  But a quick trip back to the shed to where the welder is kept and a couple welding rods and all is good once again. 
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10-06-2012, 12:49 AM
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Having built one of CADplans loaders I am trying to find the forward support that usually runs up to the front of the tractor for counter force of the front weight. I do not see any such device and was wondering if the only attaching point is under your feet? You certainly have a unique design and I'm sure you enjoy using it as much as I did mine!
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