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orange-1

05-03-2007 11:37:29

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I need help/advice to fabricate some type of pull-handle/hinge mechanism for the trip bucket on my wd45. The previous owner must have had the mechansim mounted somewhere besides the loader mounting frame (there is no trace of where, though). I would prefer to mount the trip handle to the loader mounting frame. Also, I would like to see some pictures of a belly mower set up for a wd45. Thanks,

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John (MO)

05-03-2007 12:16:51

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Re: need picture(s) of... in reply to orange-1, 05-03-2007 11:37:29

I don`t have a picture, but most trip bucket levers are mounted on the right arm, back pretty near the pin. That way they are easy to reach with your right arm. If you mount it to the frame that stays on the tractor, you'll have to hook and unhook the cable when you put the loader off and on.

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orange-1

05-03-2007 19:22:18

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Re: need picture(s) of... in reply to John (MO), 05-03-2007 12:16:51

Thank you for your help/advice, I never considered having to remove the pull arm mechanism from the mounting frame everytime I removed the loader. Now, it seems so obvious...duh!

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TxAllisMan

05-03-2007 12:52:27

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Re: need picture(s) of... in reply to John (MO), 05-03-2007 12:16:51

Not my loader but a pic off the net.

Hope it helps you out.

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TxAllisMan

05-03-2007 12:53:31

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Re: need picture(s) of... in reply to TxAllisMan, 05-03-2007 12:52:27

Another web pic

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orange-1

05-03-2007 19:32:57

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Re: need picture(s) of... in reply to TxAllisMan, 05-03-2007 12:53:31

I really appreciate the pictures. Visual aids make understanding so much easier, at least for me. Now that I see what the mechanism looks like... I believe I was trying to over-complicate things. Also, I didn't realize the two tabs welded just forward of the pins and on the underside of the loader frame was for hinged poles to hold the loader off the ground for storage. My loader just has the tabs. I will definitly find some stand poles and get rid of the wobly 4x4's. One question however, are the stand poles removed when the loader is on the tractor or do they hinge-up and remain with the loader all the time. Thanks,

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