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Re: Forks for a JD Loader
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Posted by KEG on August 09, 2004 at 20:05:06 from (66.143.144.1):
In Reply to: Forks for a JD Loader posted by Farmall Don on August 09, 2004 at 08:52:03:
I took 2x4 C channel, about 39 to 40" long. Drilled two 3/4" holes, one about 2" from end and the other about 12" from the end. Then drilled two matching holes in bottom of bucket and bolted the channels to the bucket. They are easy to bolt on and off. But ... they are on a Model 75 loader with my JD 950, which is not as strong as your 145. At least it was a quick and cheap solution. BTW, you are right that forks are a real help around the homestead! KEG
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