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D-180 with loader & mods

By Swemill, in Restorations, Modifications, & Customizations

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Swemill    66

Swemill
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Heres my D-180 from 1975, that i have renovated and build some custom "things" on. For example new gastank, seat, lightning and stainless holders for them, 3-point hitch at front and back, hydraulics with 7 functions and its own pump, new bigger Ross steering box, side exhaust systems with mufflers etc. I have also built tools for it as a snowblade, a loader, counterweight and have also a forklift built going on.

 

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redrooster    83

redrooster
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Excellent! That is a nice set up! You rock! :-)

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smoreau    658

smoreau
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Know that is one nice looking D!! very impressive and I really like the dump trailer!! :handgestures-thumbupright:

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chazm    413

chazm
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:text-datsphatyo: NICE JOB !!!!   :eusa-clap:

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Sparky-(Admin)    21,586

Sparky
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You have some great talent there! Beautiful machine.

Mike........

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KC9KAS    4,741

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Very nice looking D and accessories.

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Swemill    66

Swemill
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Thank you very much for your coments! If you're interested i have posted some earlier things in this thread:

 

Do anybody know if it is possible to tag my old thread with "D-series" ? 

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rexman72    210

rexman72
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that is some great work you do.Thanks for sharing.

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dodgemike    52

dodgemike
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Very nice work!

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dodgemike    52

dodgemike
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Swemill, did you run a separate

Hydraulic pump? And could you

Share how you drove it?

Thanks. I'm a Mopar guy myself.

But some of my best friends are

Poncho guys. The longer I am on

This forum, the more car guys I

Meet. It would be neat if they gave

Us a separate section where we

Could post our car pics.

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Sparky-(Admin)    21,586

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Thank you very much for your coments! If you're interested i have posted some earlier things in this thread:

 

Do anybody know if it is possible to tag my old thread with "D-series" ? 

I added D series to the title but we cant "tag it" now.

Mike............

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Swemill    66

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Ok, thanks Mike! I also tried to tag it but didn't succeeded.

 

Yes DodgeMike, i run a separate pump system but at this moment with a electric motor... It didn't work out well because of the low 15amp alternator that dont feed the battery enough. For some minor work it works for now but i will skip this motor and connect the pump with a shaft to the pto.

 

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wheeledhorseman    575

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Awesome work you've done there! :bow-blue:  :bow-blue:  :bow-blue:

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dodgemike    52

dodgemike
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Thanks. I have been tossing the

Idea around of belt driving a pump

Off the motor PTO. It just sits there

All winter anyway.

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leeave96    487

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WOW!!!!!

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