F11 loader painting

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SVcummins

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• Jan 6, 2018

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Finally got the loader of today now to start sanding and cleaning

 

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SVcummins

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• Jan 6, 2018

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Maybe a better pic

 

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ArleninOr

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• Jan 7, 2018

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Did one once that was on my Farmall M. Lot of work but it looked good when it was done.

 

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Case Nutty 1660

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• Jan 7, 2018

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looks like a late model too with that paint
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SVcummins

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• Jan 7, 2018

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I think It?s a b model I thought the brighter red one were latter than this one

 

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SVcummins

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• Jan 7, 2018

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Do you have any pictures ?

 

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ArleninOr

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• Jan 7, 2018

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Many years ago. Before digital cameras or cellphones. I think mine was an F-236? Long time ago.

 

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SVcummins

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• Jan 7, 2018

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My buddy?s case backhoe did the removal

 

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Lazy WP

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• Jan 7, 2018

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The last F 11s were almost IHC red. Mine is that color and its a B.

 

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SVcummins

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• Jan 8, 2018

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Is a f236 the one that has the frame that goes outside the back tires ?

 

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Case Nutty 1660

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• Jan 8, 2018

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I should have said "Later Model"

 

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ArleninOr

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• Jan 8, 2018

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Looked just like yours only had black stripes on the framework.

 

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carvel minne farmer

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• Jan 13, 2018

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(quoted from post at 15:32:42 01/07/18) My buddy?s case backhoe did the removal

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sv who is the handsome guy in the tuxedo supervising the loader unload? looks like a border collie/blue healer.

 

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Lance Skene

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• Jan 14, 2018

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I have an F11 that needs a bit more than just paint.. mind you so does the 50... its a WILP.

 

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SVcummins

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• Jan 16, 2018

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Has a border collie ringo is his name he supervises all projects
around here

 

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SVcummins

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• Jan 16, 2018

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That loader looks like its in nicer shape than mine

 

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Lance Skene

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• Jan 17, 2018

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Mine looks better? Guess we both have lots of work to do then, nothing a torch and welder cant fix tho right. Lol

I have alot to do on the tractor before I worry about the Farmhand. Engine is stuck from sitting with no cap on the exhaust.... but it was priced accordingly

 

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SVcummins

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• Jan 17, 2018

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I really wish I could find a John Deere loader for a reasonable
price I'd throw this rickety thing away its been a good loader
but it is Pretty well shot now

 

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carvel minne farmer

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• Jan 17, 2018

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(quoted from post at 13:14:06 01/17/18) I really wish I could find a John Deere loader for a reasonable
price I'd throw this rickety thing away its been a good loader
but it is Pretty well shot now

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sv what model jd loader are you looking for and what price range, always some on kiji farm equipment here, and don't forget your dollar is a 20% premium over ours. i'll take a cruise on kiji tonight and see what I can find, model and price.

 

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carvel minne farmer

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• Jan 17, 2018

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found one sv, if you go to google and type in kiji alberta farm equipment and then type in add # 1322661335 in the top header you will see a jd loader off of a jd 4010 with bale forks, bucket, and blade for $900.00 cdn converts to $700. to $750. American. located in wembly alberta about 4 hours north of me.