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45W Loader Stands

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Putt Putt

11-08-2000 12:44:08




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I bought a 45W loader that doesn�t have the stands with it. These stands are to hold up the rear of the mast up when the loader is off of the tractor. The clamps are there but no stands. I�m making some stands out of 2 inch galvanized pipe. The OD is about right. What I don�t have is the dimensions. I have an idea what they look like from the parts blow up, but I still need to know how long to make the horizontal and the vertical pieces. Has anybody still got theirs? Could you measure them for me and reply? Thanks ahead. Putt Putt

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Bob

11-09-2000 16:43:42




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 Re: 45W Loader Stands in reply to Putt Putt, 11-08-2000 12:44:08  
Putt,putt, I measured my stands, they are for a 45 loader but I think the 45W would be the same, they are 33 1/2" tall and the pivot bolt hole is 30 1/2" from the bottom. the half round shape is 3 1/4" inside diameter. I am in Michigan and have an extra pair of stands if you are close, I don't think it would be worth paying a lot of shipping though. Good luck, Bob



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Putt Putt

11-10-2000 04:54:49




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 Re: Re: 45W Loader Stands in reply to Bob, 11-09-2000 16:43:42  
Hello Bob. I'm not sure that your stands are the same. Are they a �swing up� channel iron deal that stays right with the loader all the time? I think that these are a better deal than what I have, but the �outrigger� pipe set up is what I'm stuck with. My 45W has what is, essentially, a tube �L� on either side of the mast holding it up when it is off of the tractor. Coming up from the ground it bends about 90 degrees and inserts into a sleeve clamp mounted on the loader mast. The vertical part of this must be about 36 to 40 inches. I haven�t much idea about the horizontal part. I�m not positive that it is exactly 90 degrees at the bend either. It may kick out at the bottom a bit. I'm needing either the two tube pieces or the measurements of the vertical and horizontal pieces. With what I paid for this 2� galvanized I can�t afford very many errors!
If your stands are like mine, send an e-mail. I'm in Michigan too. Putt Putt

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