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Looking for D-10 information

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Utahtractors

10-30-2007 20:43:03




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I recently came by a D-10 that included a number of snap coupler implements as well as a small pipe loader. At first I thought it was just some aftermarket loader but on close inspection its a number 14 allis loader. Looks to have been installed when tractor was new. I have never seen one and cant find much information about which tractors it was make to fit. Only D-10 and D-12 or was it fit for many models. I just never have seen one and wondered if its rare or not.

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Utahtractors

11-01-2007 20:51:58




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 Re: Looking for D-10 information in reply to Utahtractors, 10-30-2007 20:43:03  
Thanks for your info! I have not decided yet what to do with the loader, tractor or the pile of implements. Most have not been used and the colters on the little plow still have black paint on them. I need to get the tractor into the shop and clean it up a little but other than that its really as it was when new with the exception of a few faded gauges and chalky paint. Thanks again for your notes.

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cbp

10-31-2007 08:34:50




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 Re: Looking for D-10 information in reply to Utahtractors, 10-30-2007 20:43:03  
I have one. The mounts I have are for the D14 finals so I presume it would fit a D15 too. Not sure if the mounting brackets you would have on the D10 would be the same but the loader itself would be. My brackets go from finals to the heavy plates to the side of the engine.
My recollection is that this same little tube loader, or at least very similar was released originally for the WD-45 under a different Model number. The Number 14 was about the time the D-14 came out. I'm betting mounting brackets are the major differences.

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