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Greg (NV)

05-14-2002 17:28:48

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Okay Mr. Gooding, (or anyone else), what year make and model is this loader? There's no identification "anywhere" on it. The hydraulic fluid is stored in the frame and is filled by taking-out a threaded plug. I want to restore it and put it in mint condition as it goes on my (in progress) restored 52 8N. Also, can I get a larger bucket for it, and where can I get parts? Sorry for all the questions but I'm just learning and you guys are a wealth of information. Thanks!

Greg
Nevada

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Greg (NV)

05-15-2002 04:11:11

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Re: Loader Indentification in reply to Greg (NV), 05-14-2002 17:28:48

Thanks to everyone who sent pictures. I think I know what it is now.

Greg
Nevada

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Ed Gooding (VA)

05-15-2002 03:34:31

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Re: Loader Indentification in reply to Greg (NV), 05-14-2002 17:28:48

Hi Greg. It looks like a Dearborn Model 19-21 to me. Here's an ad for one:

I've got the owner's manual and Master Parts Book info for it it you would like it.

Hope this helps..... ..... Ed
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Greg (NV)

05-15-2002 04:09:32

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Re: Re: Loader Indentification in reply to Ed Gooding (VA), 05-15-2002 03:34:31

Yes Ed, that's the one I have. What I need to know is how to go about rebuilding the hydraulic cylinders. They're leaking real bad and I don't want to put the loader back on my shiney new/old tractor. Thanks for your help.

Greg
Nevada

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John

05-14-2002 19:38:50

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Re: Loader Indentification in reply to Greg (NV), 05-14-2002 17:28:48

Greg, The loader you showed in the picture is a dearborn model 19-22 or 19-21. Yes you can put a wider bucket on it. The old snow buckets for pauson and horn fit it. They also made a combo bucket where that manure bucket went inside of it and they bolted together. There is no seals in the cylinders, If you can get the ends screwed off you can put new packing in themif the rams aren't all pitted. If you don't have the mounts for this loader you can contact me I have a set and I'd be happy to mail you some pictures. John

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Danny in CO

05-15-2002 12:33:58

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Re: Re: Loader Indentification in reply to Does it...MikeC, 05-14-2002 19:11:24

Mike,

I looked at your other loader pictures. I have the same loader and need to take the pump coupler off. Do you know how the coupler that connects to the crank attaches to the shaft? Is it a set screw on a splined shaft?

Thanks,
Danny

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Jack - Illinois

05-14-2002 18:51:14

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Re: Loader Indentification in reply to Greg (NV), 05-14-2002 17:28:48

Look in the phone book for a hydraulic shop in your area. Cylinders were probably purchased from a vendor and they can probably supply you with parts or fix them for you.

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Jim/41_9N

05-14-2002 17:40:23

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Re: Loader Indentification in reply to Greg (NV), 05-14-2002 17:28:48

Looks a lot like my Wagner "Ford" Model, trip bucket I plan on using on my 54 NAA. Also have a Wagner "WM4" on my 9N. have pics of interested.

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Greg (NV)

05-14-2002 18:03:45

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Re: Re: Loader Indentification in reply to Jim/41_9N, 05-14-2002 17:40:23

Yep Jim, It's a trip bucket alright. Ya know anything about-em? Where can ya get parts - etc. Sure, send me some pictures of yours. Thanks!

Greg
Nevada

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Greg (NV)

05-14-2002 18:43:22

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Loader Indentification in reply to JIm/41_9N, 05-14-2002 18:33:28

Nope, close but no cigar. Neither one is the one I have. What I'm looking for is the hydraulic cylinder kits, but I think I need to identify what loader I have first don't I? Thanks for your help.

Greg
Nevada

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