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WD Loader attachment

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ED(IA)

03-05-2004 17:47:08




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This may be a dumb question, but here it goes anyway...I am trying to attach an AC Model 14 loader frame on a WD-45. The loader frame is a tubular setup which attaches in the front somewhere on the side of the WD's frame and in the back somewhere under the axles. (1) Does anyone know which holes in the side frames this loader frame would bolt to? (2) How do you attach the loader frame back under the axles? I have a set of attachments which slip over the back ends of the loader frame, and then bolt under the tractor somewhere with a pair of bolts. Unfortunately, I haven't found those bolts yet.

Any ideas? Any pictures I could look at?

Thanks!
ED

PS: I currently use a rear blade on my WD...it's attached with a post-factory 3-pt setup. Is it possible to get a blade that would use the snap coupler system instead of the 3pt? If so, where would I look for one?

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JMS/MN

03-06-2004 12:29:55




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 Re: WD Loader attachment in reply to ED(IA), 03-05-2004 17:47:08  
Since it is an AC loader I doubt that you need to drill any holes in the frame. Some short-line loaders used 5/8 inch J-bolts that slipped over the frame rails, but generally AC mounted equipment used holes already in the frame. I thought I had a picture of the pipe loader on a tractor, but haven't found it yet. AC did have rear blades that used the Snap-Coupler system.



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acd17toy

03-05-2004 21:01:46




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 Re: WD Loader attachment in reply to ED(IA), 03-05-2004 17:47:08  
ed those rear brackets could bolt on to the fender mounting holes you may have to drill the frame for the front brackets. bill deppe had several snap coupler blades when i was there last month. any futher questions send me a message.



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