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Schwartz 1800 quick tach loader

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I was wondering if anybody in SE Wi had one of these loaders. I bought a tractor with one but it didn't come with the stands to remove the loader. I was hoping to borrow a set to take measurements and have somebody fabricate me some. I need to remove loader for a few weeks.

Joe in Elkhorn Wi
 
No rocket science needed to build a set of stands. Find a piece of pipe that fits over the nubs extending from the sub frame and weld up two L's from the pipe with adjustable feet to suit your tractor height,
Google Swartz 1800 farm loader and several pics. are available.
Loren
 
Here is a picture of one with the stands installed. They just have to be tall enough so the loader clears the front tires. You just have to have pipe to fit the loader. The rest of it can be built using channel iron or square tubing. It is easier to work with and stronger too.
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What size square tubing would be strong enough? Also should I brace the corners of the tube steel?

Thanks for the help.

Joe
 
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