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JD 1520 and loaders..... both Deere and Other Bran

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Marc Suarez

06-17-2003 09:44:18

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What Deere loaders fit on a JD1520?

Does anyone have any recommendations about a brand other than Deere. The dealer told me a new Deere loader that fits my 1973 1520 would run me $5000. I could find a used one for $2500-3000 he said, but they are hard to find. Furthermore, he wasn't sure what model would fit this tractor. I did a search on the web and found a couple brands out there that sell NEW loaders for Deere tractors like KOYKER brand. They only want $2700 for a new one. So..... Does anyone have any recommendations?

Finally, my 1520 has a single remote. I was told that it is harder to install a loader, but not impossible, and I need to get a new control valve. Is it possible to do this retrofit with a used loader that used dual remotes?

Thanks in Advance!!!

Marc

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John51

06-18-2003 04:12:06

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Re: JD 1520 and loaders..... both Deere and Other in reply to Marc Suarez, 06-17-2003 09:44:18

A J.D. 145 or 146 will fit if you have the right mounts. The 146 is a real good loader, running about $2000 t0 $2800 in good condition. If you're lucky you can find one with an independent valve.

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cannonball

06-18-2003 05:05:04

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Re: Re: JD 1520 and loaders..... both Deere and Ot in reply to John51, 06-18-2003 04:12:06

if you get a loader with independent valves you do not need the remotes..just tie in where your remote ties in for high pressure and put a filter cover on that has a place for fittings and put return back in there ..loader will work faster...have nice day may god bless

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