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Ducan loader built in Nebraska

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Case Nutty 1660

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any one know any thing about these loaders buit in the 40's-50's, I have two and was trying to find some info on themsales lit ect, the pics I posted have a home made basket attached to a grapple mount made for the loader thanks cnt
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Never heard of that loader but it sure does get up there. Nice looking DC, what year is it? Be careful with a loader on any tractor that does not have frame rails along the engine. The added stress can even break castings.
 
I am not sure that it is a duncan loader, the ones i used to have were more compact style, i remember a straight arm type and a bent arm style, maybe yours is a earlier model
 
I'm thinking it's Duncan, there's a town southwest of Columbus with that name. Most duncan loaders around here were the straight arm that had one hydraulic cylinder using two cables to lift. Still move snow with one on a farmall H and my Dad had one on a 630 deere.
 
Old neighbor had one like that on aJD 720.I think it said 'Johnson Haymaster'.He used it for stacking loose hay.
 
thanks guys, I am going on what my uncle say's they are called as this on has no tags to ID it but his father in law had two of them he bought new, the DC in the pic is a 48 model, I am second owner and was never used much as the man who bought it new had 250 acres total in hay land but he hired the hay put up and used the tractor and the Case three bottom plow he bought new with it to work ten or so acres a year up and replant, and he took very good care of it except he had no building to store it in he did cover the tires when parked and I even got the operators books with the tractor and plow at the sale, I have several other "D" series tractors but none of them are in the shape this one is I even got the buildcard for it, I have head it for 17 years so far cnt
 
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