My First Loader Machine I hauled today!!

[Wheelbearing 49]

Good find Steve,

I love finding those deals. The ride home is the best, Its like you just robbed a bank.

[MaineDad 85]

Nice D Steve - Bet you can push back some snow banks with that beast!!

[stevebo-(Moderator) 8,264]

Here are more pics of the tractor. I started another post showing the issues with the transaxle.

I am looking for a transaxle case...

[Iggy68 28]

That thing looks like a clydesdale compared to the other horses in the shop. NICE MACHINE :thumbs:

[KeithB 6]

nice loader

[Operator 7]

That thing looks like a clydesdale compared to the other horses in the shop. NICE MACHINE

Ditto!! They are rather LARGE aren't they?

Randy

[Sparky-(Admin) 21,083]

Sure hope that bucket doesnt drop Steve or it'll be curtains for the little round hoods .

Mike........

[stevebo-(Moderator) 8,264]

Sparky,

Since I do not know how that loader will hold I put a steel shaft under to keep it up :thumbs:

[Ken B 3,134]

Steve is the weight box a factory attachment? Just wondeing what they attached it to to support all the weight.

[stevebo-(Moderator) 8,264]

Ken, to my knowledge it is a factory weight box. It has a very beefy frame system that attaches to several points on the tractor. It needs to come off so i can remove the rear end and tear it apart... want to help?? :thumbs:

[Ken B 3,134]

I stopped by today but you were in the shower :thumbs:

[stevebo-(Moderator) 8,264]

Okay, that makes sense.. My daughter told me that someone came over and she told you I was in the shower. She was not sure who it was but said she kinda remembers you. I woke up, did some work then pressure washed the tractor then went in and showered.

[WHC-125 4]

Sure hope that bucket doesnt drop Steve or it'll be curtains for the little round hoods .

Mike........

I was thinking about this as well too. Thank god you put that steel shaft under it! :thumbs:

[truckin88 104]

what are the hours on it?

[stevebo-(Moderator) 8,264]

There is no hour meter that I can see. I plan on taking the rear end out of this one towards the end of the week. It looks like a bit of work !!

[WHC-125 4]

Steve, do you need a helping "hand"? :thumbs:

[pfrederi 17,518]

I will bet the seller never mentioned the broken tranny case...kind of hard for the fellow to have not noticed the empty rear end and big puddle.

The D's are harder to work on than the Cs..getting the rear end out will be alot more work than on a C...it will keep you occupied and off the streets :thumbs:

[truckin88 104]

I will bet the seller never mentioned the broken tranny case...kind of hard for the fellow to have not noticed the empty rear end and big puddle.

The D's are harder to work on than the Cs..getting the rear end out will be alot more work than on a C...it will keep you occupied and off the streets

some sellers are not mechanically smart...so he might not have known, even if steve has to replace the rear I can tell you he is still ahead, due to the deal he got. Which really goes to show, we love these machines, but never know what they will need, so you need to get the best deal possible.

[pfrederi 17,518]

some sellers are not mechanically smart...so he might not have known,

and some sellers are just plain dishonest....

[stevebo-(Moderator) 8,264]

the seller did not mislead me on this one. i paid 500.00 for the tractor with loader and weight box :thumbs:

[WHC-125 4]

the seller did not mislead me on this one. i paid 500.00 for the tractor with loader and weight box

You lucky BA$TARD!!! Now someone else in CT stepped in $HIT. When is it my turn :banghead:

[defed 0]

geez, my loader cost $600 by itself (which i thought was still a pretty good price), and i still have to make a subframe for it! it is technically a D-250 loader so the existing subframe won't work.

[rockbuilt 7]

nice haul oh I am looking for a loader for a D250 and was wondering if that one is the same than dfred answered my question

[rockbuilt 7]

sorry defed :thumbs:

[fireman 1,021]

Like I told Steve. The loader alone was worth more than $500. I paid $700 for my loader without the subframe. That cost me another $300 for a Kwik-way NOS(which was a steal in itself, Thanks Greg). Then making a Brantly Loader fit a Kwik-Way subframe was another $200 for metal and welding. Add $300 more for the hydraulic pump and all new hoses/fittings and i'm into it for $1500.

Even if he has to spend $500-$800 more fixing the axle and anything else, he is still way ahead of the game! We all need to step in it once in awhile :thumbs: