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tractorguy2
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casecollectorsc
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to them and they will most likely have the needed
repairs. They don't care what brand it is. Look in
the yellow pages for repair shop.
Fordfarmer
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have. May be the older 727, with a second bucket cylinder
added. The ID tag, if it's still there, would be on the inside of the
left boom arm, near the point where it angles down.
I think those older Ford loaders were made by Schwartz.
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