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shawnspeed3

11-21-2007 15:18:15




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Does anyone here have a B or C or possibly a CA that has a front end loader on it????Is the loader usefull or is it more shall I say eye candy??? I realize that it will not be as good as a new tractor with a 4wd and a loader, but that is out or the budget , fabbing a loader for a tractor I already own isn't. does anybody have Pictures ??? about how much can it lift? I am looking to get 500-750 of lift, is this asking to much of the old gal??? I would also update my front end to the adjustable W/F it looks more robust than the fixed front I have now. Thanks , Shawn

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Dakota Dave

11-22-2007 08:24:33




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 Re: B/C loader in reply to shawnspeed3, 11-21-2007 15:18:15  
I have a CA with an allis modle 100 loader. it lifts more than it should. Orginaly the loader was on a C. the C hydraulics are slower than the CA. & would not lift all the way up. a ca holds a couple more quarts of oil.



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DARDAN

11-21-2007 22:43:57




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 Re: B/C loader in reply to shawnspeed3, 11-21-2007 15:18:15  
Afterthought: I live in N central Ohio if that is within reason to see and/or scetch up. It uses about 6 foot long 3 in straight channel for the arms. Pretty simple made.



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DARDAN

11-21-2007 22:34:40




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 Re: B/C loader in reply to shawnspeed3, 11-21-2007 15:18:15  
I have a tricycle C with a Henderson front loader on it. It has manure forks and a dirt pan that slips over the tines of the manure fork. Have used for digging a small basement, loading logs, rooting stumps, changing engines, and a lot of other stuff. It sure has saved the ole back. We unloaded a Ford 460 motor with c6 auto trans on it. With that load hanging out there a fly could have blown it over. Amazed me. Tricycle front end is a manuvering advantage, wide would be far more stable. A loader does take a toll on the steering system though. Sorry, as I have no pictures at this time. It is powered by a Charlyn pump unit on the pto. I would never part with it, too handy.

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EIBGREG

01-05-2008 11:01:22




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 Re: B/C loader in reply to DARDAN, 11-21-2007 22:34:40  
Hello, I'm looking for information on C's with the Hendersonloader. I bought one recently on ebay from PA. It's a little rough but works. Currently the blade is attatched and it came with a ?dump bucket. I have no hand controls at this time. any photos or how to obtain a henderson manual would be helpful. I'm in Wilmington, oh.Thanks, Greg



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Kip-Utah

11-21-2007 20:24:45




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 Re: B/C loader in reply to shawnspeed3, 11-21-2007 15:18:15  
I have a really neat "New Idea" loader off a restored B that I bought. This loader is like new & is complete with it's own pto driven pump, etc. Will sell for $500. It's in Utah, I could take it to the Antique Tractor show in Tulare,CA this Spring if that would help. Kip 208-731-3324



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old

11-21-2007 15:49:05




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 Re: B/C loader in reply to shawnspeed3, 11-21-2007 15:18:15  
I don't have a loader by I do have a front lift on my C. A couple years ago Rod sent me pictures of his factory built lift and I used those pictures to build one for my C. It will lift around 500lbs depending on how long I have it set. I made it so it can be adjusted to high lift or more lbs lift by sliding the arm in or out. I also have it set up to lift a snow plow but the plow I have it really to big for the little tractor

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