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D-14 and WD loaders

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ED (IA)

04-27-2004 10:10:56




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I recently found out that the loader I bought with my WD is actually for a D-14. A fellow at an older AC dealership told me the D-14 loader would not fit on the WD without major modifications. Does anyone out there want to buy a D-14 loader? Everything's in good shape except the bucket which is a replacement.

Even better, does anyone want to trade a WD loader for a D-14 loader?

Thanks!!
ED

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John (MO)

04-28-2004 14:29:24




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 Re: D-14 and WD loaders in reply to ED (IA), 04-27-2004 10:10:56  
I'd check a little further on what you were told, I can't think it would be very much work to make the model 14 loader fit the WD. I might have a copy of the manual for both of them, I'll check.



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K C in Ia

04-27-2004 19:08:10




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 Re: D-14 and WD loaders in reply to ED (IA), 04-27-2004 10:10:56  
What part of Iowa are you in? and as asked earlier is it trip or hydraulic bucket?



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ED (IA)

04-28-2004 09:20:01




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 Re: Re: D-14 and WD loaders in reply to K C in Ia, 04-27-2004 19:08:10  
I'm in northern Iowa near Osage. It's a trip-bucket loader. The loader arms actually say "Model 14" on a small tag. The frame matches the picture in a parts manual for a D-14. The bucket is not original and a little over sized. There are hydraulic rams to go with it...I haven't actually tried them to see if they work. I'd let it go for around $175.



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Franklin in NC

04-27-2004 16:28:46




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 Re: D-14 and WD loaders in reply to ED (IA), 04-27-2004 10:10:56  
Which loader is this, a trip bucket or full hydraulic???? And more importantly...what's the least you'd let it go for??? I might be able to adapt it to my D-12...



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